The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Muhammadu Adamu, has called on members of the public, particularly the alleged victims and all interest groups in the ongoing Police investigations into the case of dehumanizing treatment on the Signatious Hotel Staff in Warri, Delta State, to remain calm as the Police intensify efforts towards unravelling the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The IGP’s directive was contained in a press statement released and signed by Force PRO DCP Frank MBA in Abuja on Friday.
AMILOADED recalls that four former staff of Signatious Hotel in Warri, Delta State, were allegedly stripped naked on the order of the owner of the hotel who is a former Minister of State for Education, Kenneth Gbagi, and demanding N1bn compensation and a public apology from him.
The statement therefore quoted the IGP, as noting that the Delta State Police Command has since commenced discrete investigations into the matter with appreciable progress made, assuring that justice will prevail no matter whose ox is gored.
The statement reads: “The Inspector-General of Police, IGP M.A Adamu, NPM, mni has called on members of the public, particularly the alleged victims and all interest groups in the ongoing Police investigations into the case of dehumanizing treatment on the Signatious Hotel Staff in Warri, Delta State, to remain calm as the Police intensify efforts towards unravelling the circumstances surrounding the incident.
“The IGP, while noting that the Delta State Police Command has since commenced discrete investigations into the matter with appreciable progress made, assures that justice will prevail no matter whose ox is gored.”
Mr Gbagi, however, denied giving the order
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