The Kwara State Police Command has dismissed reports of a female police officer being kidnapped and murdered in the state. According to a statement by the command’s spokesperson, SP Adetoun Ejire-Adeyemi, these claims are “entirely false” and intended to cause panic among the public.

The police command emphasized that there is no record of a missing or abducted female police officer in any division within the state. Furthermore, it clarified that there is no Ogidi police division in Kwara State, rendering the reports not only false but also misleading. The spread of such misinformation can be detrimental to reputations and causes unnecessary distress to individuals and the people of Kwara State.

The command is working closely with other security agencies to ensure the protection of lives and properties, prevention of crimes, and maintenance of peace in the state. It urged the public and media outlets to exercise caution when sharing information, verifying facts before dissemination to prevent unnecessary panic or damage to the state’s reputation.

Under the leadership of CP Adekimi Ojo, the command remains committed to transparency and will provide updates as necessary. The public has been advised to disregard the false information and rely on official channels for accurate news. This incident highlights the importance of responsible reporting and the need for fact-checking to prevent the spread of misinformation.

In recent times, the spread of false information has become a significant concern, with the potential to cause harm to individuals and communities. The Kwara State Police Command’s prompt response to this incident demonstrates its commitment to maintaining public trust and ensuring the accuracy of information. As the command continues to work towards maintaining peace and security in the state, it is essential for the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities.