Maritime police arrest two suspects over impersonation, extortion
Operatives of the Maritime Police Command in Lagos have arrested two members of staff of CMA-CGM Nigeria Limited for posing as its officers to allegedly extort unsuspecting members of the public at the seaports.
He said the action was contrary to the directives of the Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of Maritime Police Command, AIG Olofu Rhoda, who, on assumption of office in November 2023, ordered the immediate release of all containers blocked or placed on lien at the ports without cogent reasons.
Adewunmi said, “ The directive was to give effect to the Federal Government’s policy on Ease of Doing Businesses at the country’s seaports . She warned that blocking of containers should be based only on credible information”.
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