Naija247news reports that a nurse, identified as Chiemela Nonye, has made shocking allegations against Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Nkiruka Ugwu, attached to Area ‘M’ Command, Idimu, Lagos. Nonye claims that she was paid by the senior police officer to provide false testimony in a rape case. Furthermore, the nurse has accused CSP Ugwu of threatening her life if she discloses the officer’s involvement in an ongoing investigation at Area ‘D’ Command.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Naija247news gathered that the allegations were made during an interview with a local news outlet, where Nonye explained the circumstances surrounding her involvement in the case. According to Naija247news, the nurse stated that she was approached by CSP Ugwu with an offer to testify falsely in the rape case. Nonye claims the police officer promised her monetary compensation in exchange for her compliance.
Naija247news understands that Nonye’s involvement as a witness was initially meant to bolster the case against the accused, but she alleges that the situation took a darker turn when she refused to go along with the police officer’s instructions. In her testimony, Nonye explained that after she expressed reluctance to testify falsely, CSP Ugwu allegedly began threatening her, warning that she would be harmed or killed if she revealed any information about the deal.
According to Naija247news, this case is being investigated by the authorities at Area ‘D’ Command, where concerns have been raised about the integrity of the police officer’s actions. Nonye’s statement has added a new layer of complexity to the ongoing investigation, prompting calls for immediate action from human rights organizations and the public.
Naija247news reports that both the Lagos State Police Command and the Nigerian Police Force have yet to issue an official response to the allegations. However, sources within the police have indicated that the matter will be thoroughly investigated.
Naija247news gathered that this case has sparked outrage within the medical and law enforcement communities, with many calling for swift accountability to uphold justice and protect vulnerable individuals in the system. The allegations also raise concerns about the potential abuse of power within the police force, and the need for stronger measures to prevent such incidents in the future.
According to Naija247news, Nonye’s bravery in coming forward with her allegations could potentially serve as a turning point in the fight for transparency and justice in Nigeria’s law enforcement agencies.
