Skip to main content

Rivers State CP Condoles Family of Slain CDC Chairman Promises to Fish out Killers

By

Awajis Josiah-Chijindu

The Commissioner of Police, Rivers State, CP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, on Tuesday 16, January 2024, visited the family of late Ndidi Livingstone, the Community Development Committee (CDC) Chairman of Mgbuoshimini who was shot dead in front of his church by unknown gunmen close to Rumueme waterfront last week Saturday.

The Commissioner, who was received by Godspower Livingstone, the elder brother of the slain CDC Chairman, condoled with Mrs Patience Ndidi Livingstone and her children with other members of the family.

CP Olatunji Disu, Commissioner of Police, Rivers State 

In his speech to the family, CP Disu promised to fish out the perpetrators of the crime.

"The killers of Ndidi Livingstone will not go unpunished. Very soon, we will unravel those behind this drastic act"  he stated.

While being empathetic to the family's pain and decided to commiserate with members of the family of Livingston, the CP emphasized the need for collaboration in the fight against crime. 

"We need cooperation from every division of society. To curb crime, the Police can not work in isolation. We need every support we can get".

CP Disu with the family Livingston

On his part, Mr. Godspower, elder brother to the deceased, thanked CP Disu for the reassuring visit and for making efforts to apprehend the killers of his brother.

The deceased, Ndidi Livingstone, was shot by armed men as he stepped out of the compound of a church, Peculiar Faith Ministry, on Saturday, January 13, 2024. The killers had laid in wait in a black SUV and sped off after they shot him.

CP Disu and his team on condolence visit to the family of Livingston 

The manhunt for the killer squad continues as the Police edges closer to apprehending them.

CP Disu paid the condolence visit to the family of Mr. Livingston with his management  team, the Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Agip  division.

Labels

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

RE: REPLY TO ELEM-KALABARI COUNCIL'S PRESS RELEASE

SPONSORED  FROM: THE PEOPLE OF DABIRA, COMMUNITY BILLE KINGDOM. DATE: JANUARY 23, 2025 We, the people of Dabira community, hereby submit this formal reply in response to the Ijaw National Congress (I.N.C) press release issued by the Elem-Kalabari Council of Chiefs on January 23, 2025. In response to the claims made by the Elem-Kalabari community, we provide the following perspectives based on territorial rights, historical ownership, and the law. 1. TERRITORIAL CLAIMS AND ENCROACHMENT  We categorically reject the assertion by the Elem-Ama Council that the Bille people’s claims of encroachment are "false alarms." The ongoing surveying activities in the Cawthorne Channel area, which have been identified as encroaching on Bille lands, are clear legal violations under customary and statutory law. According to established legal principles governing the ownership and use of land, including the Nigerian Land Use Act (1978), the rights of indigenous communities to their ancestral lan...
4 comments
Read more

Bille People Appeal To Governor Fubara To Prevail On Alhaji Asari Dokubo To Stop Evasion Of Territory

 SPONSORED  The Bille Clan of the Ijaw National Congress, INC in Degema Local Government Area of Rivers State has appealed to the Governor of Rivers State, Siminalayi Fubara, to call the Amayanabo of Torusarama Piri, Alhaji Majaheed Asari Dokubo to order and stop his unlawful conduct of surveys aimed at establishing his territorial map with deliberate intention to Annex Bille Kingdom. The people also called on the Governor to direct Alhaji Majaheed Asari Dokubo to stop patrolling Bille Kingdom territories with all kinds of militant groups subject to his authority but stay within the circumference of his Torusarama Piri. Chairman Ijaw National Congress Bille Clan, Mr. Andrew Bala Kio, stated that the  Amayanabo of Torusarama of Elem kalabari does not have any authority to patrol around Bille Kingdom Territory or effect any survey pointing out that his activities which constitute a breach of peace and good neighbourliness if allowed to continue will increase the tension alr...
Post a Comment
Read more

Rivers State Government Targets Reduction In Gender Based Violence

  By: Martha Igbiks  The Rivers State government has reaffirmed its dedication to tackling gender-based violence (GBV), aimed at reduce its prevalence between 5-10% . The State Commissioner for Social Welfare and Rehabilitation, Honourable Ilamu Arugu, made this commitment during a meeting with the Heads of the subcommittee on GBV prevention in the State. The Commissioner expressed gratitude to the committee's Coordinator, Barr. Evelyn Asimiea Membere and her team for their selfless efforts and level of cooperation, emphasizing that their work is about protecting the people and ensuring their safety . "This is not about compensation; it's about protecting our people and their safety" he said.  "Our ministry will do everything humanly possible to ensure Rivers State is not left behind at curbing this menace.  "I have  his Excellency's mandate to treat this issue and will send my report to him based on my interface with you. Our aim is not only to meet Act...
Post a Comment
Read more