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PSC reinstates 10 dismissed police officers, converts two to retirement

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…rejects appeal of six others

The Police Service Commission (PSC) has considered the Appeals and Petitions of 18 dismissed Police Officers and approved the reinstatement of 10 of them.

The Commission also approved the conversion of the dismissal of two officers to retirement and rejected the appeals of six others for lack of merit.

The Commission took the decision at its 17th Plenary Meeting which ended in Abuja on the 11th of November 2022 and was presided over by its acting Chairman, Justice Clara Bata Ogunbiyi,  JSC (rtd), CFR.

The Commission also approved the conversion of 301 ICT professionals to General Duty.

It had earlier approved the Special Promotion of Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Daniel Amah to the next rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police for his exemplary conduct in rejecting a bribe of $200,000,00 in the course of his duty as the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in Bompai Kano State.

Amah was also presented with the Honesty and Integrity Service Award and a cash gift of one Million Naira.

The Plenary Meeting also approved the promotion of 48 Staff of the Commission.

Ogunbiyi said the Commission would continue to ensure that appeals and petitions by aggrieved or dismissed Police Officers will be treated with dispatch so that no Police Officer is unjustly punished due to unnecessary delay.

She also noted that promotions of Staff of the Commission will remain prompt and regular but called for reciprocity from the staff by improved commitment in the discharge of their duties.

Ogunbiyi said there was a lot of work to be done in the Commission and demanded greater dedication from all staff.

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