Effurun Shooting: Officer's action not pardonable - Police

Author: Matthew AtungwuPublished on: April 29, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & Law

Effurun Shooting: Officer's action not pardonable - Police

The Delta State Police Command stated that the action of ASP Nuhu Usman, who shot dead suspect Mene Ogidi, is not pardonable. Police spokesperson Bright Edafe emphasized that every suspect has a right to life and that the law must take its course. Usman has been transferred to Abuja to face murder charges, and a disciplinary session is ongoing to address his case.

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