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Oladipo Dada: Group Urges Gov. Sanwo-Olu to Caution Lagos CP on Fundamental Rights Violations

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    …. Reinstates Call for Removal of Lagos CP, Odumosu

A human rights organization, the Centre for Human Rights and Social Justice (CHRSJ) has urged the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to caution the State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Hakeem Odumosu over illegal and indiscriminate arrest of innocent citizens of the State, saying that what the Police tagged as general raiding in recent time, were just over-zealousness.

It stated that the call became imperative over illegal arrest of one Mr. Oladipo Dada, a casual worker with the State Ministry of Environment, during the purported and barbaric overzealous activities of the men of Nigeria Police in the State tagged “General Raiding” of the innocent citizens of the State.

The group that condemned the illegal and unlawful arrest of Mr. Oladipo Dada on his way back home on Monday evening by the Police, following the Governor Sanwo-Olu personally arrested of three suspected arm robbers that nearly snatched a car from the owner at Ojota area of the State on Monday.

It was learnt that Mr. Oladipo Dada (+234 9093434254) was illegally arrested by the men of Alakuko Divisional Police Station and unlawfully detained till the time of filling this report without allowing his family members to see him, particularly, his brother,
Mr.Kayode Dada (+234 7063408021 & +234 8025022656), the action that
contrary to section 35 of the amended 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

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Information at the CHRSJ disposal, was that Oladipo Dada has been treated like common criminal by transferred him to different police stations in the last 48 hours, instead of being granted bail or charge him to Court, but the fear had gripped Alakuko Divisional Police Station because Oladipo Dada did not commit any offence that could warrant being charged to Court, adding that, Oladipo Dada has been finally transferred to the State Command of the Police in Ikeja.

CHRSJ further alleged that CP Odumosu directed his men to be engaged in general purported raiding of the entire State to douse the tension of Governor Sanwo-Olu personally arrested an arm robbers on Monday this week in the State, at Force Headquarters in Abuja, adding that Odumosu also began undemocratic and unconstitutional raiding in the
State on Monday evening, to impress Governor Sanwo-Olu that he is working so as not to recommend him for removal as Lagos State Police boss.

It would be recalled that the Centre (CHRSJ) had earlier called for immediate removal of Mr. Hakeem Odumosu by the Police authority in the country, over illegal, unlawful, unconstitutional and undemocratic arrest and detained of innocent citizens of the State beyond constitutional stipulated time, by allowing criminals to have free day across the length and breadth of the State.

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Reacting on the development through a signed statement , the CHRSJ’s Executive Chairman, Comrade Adeniyi Alimi Sulaiman and copies were made available to newsmen on Wednesday, noted that Odumosu had shown high level of incompetence and negligence of duty against the rules and regulations guiding the Police officer in the land.

The rights activist added that CP Odumosu was not happy with the recent passed bill by State House of Assembly, banning illegal parading of suspects without guilty in the Court of competent jurisdiction, commending the State House of Assembly led by Rt. Honourable Mudasiru Obasa for saving the future of the innocent citizens of the State from destruction by the security agents after they might have discharged and acquitted by the law Court.

Sulaiman who doubles as Convener, Save Lagos Group (SLG), insisted that the Police authority in the country should remove CP Hakeem Odumosu from the State or be transferred to Adamawa,Borno, Yobe, Niger and Benue States where they are having serious security challenges as Super Cops, adding that CP Odumosu had committed many sins against the
innocent citizens of the State since assumption of office as Lagos Police boss.

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He also recalled how CP Odumosu and the State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO),Prince Muyiwa Adejobi (+234 8037168147), ignored distress call put to them when an harmless woman, Mrs. Funmilayo Ibikunle-Akanni at Agboyi-Ketu area of the State were attacked by Soldiers and thugs on Friday 2nd of April, 2021, adding that Odumosu also shows
lackadaisical attitude and dereliction of duty on a matter involving Lagos based Car dealer, Mallam Mustapha Abdulfatai (+234 9091480990/+234 8063137192), which necessitated a CHRSJ Petition Letter dated 8th day of June,2020, against Police Inspector (Daniel) of Bode Thomas Police Station, one Bolaji (claimingto be cousin of Femi Gbajabiamila) of Surulere, Abubakar Ibrahim of Iponri Estate and their driver with phone number: (+ 234 8022376148), adding that instead of the CP Odumosu to direct his men to do the needful by conducting thoroughly investigation into the matter, they just turned the matter against the complainant (Mallam Mustapha Abdulfatai) and Editor of the Security News Media House, because one of defendants claimed to be Cousin of Speaker, House of Representatives, Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila.

Signed:

Comrade Adeniyi, Alimi Sulaiman
(Revolutionary Alfa)
Executive Chairman, CHRSJ
+234 8038591504 / +234 8022697573

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