Renault Omokri: Stop connecting Frank MBA with the controversy of Egbetokun’s mandate – niche

By Jeffrey Agbo

Former assistant presidential media, Renault Omokri, has warned against the association of Deputy Police Inspector (DIG) Frank MBA with the ongoing debate on the mandate of the IGP) Kayode Egbetokun.

In a PostOmokri said on Tuesday that after conducting his own investigations, he found that MBA was satisfied with its current position and remained loyal to Egbetokun.

The contradiction arose on whether Egbetokun should retire after the age of 60 in September 2024. However, the Federation General (AGF) and the Minister of Justice, Latef Fagbes explained that the four -year term of EGBEKUN, which begins on 31 October 2023 D., remains valid.

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Against the backdrop of discussions, some social media users have accused MBA, who welcomes the southeast of trying to undermine Egbetokun’s mandate to position themselves as an heir. Others have speculated that Egbetokun’s continuing stay was designed to prevent an Igbo officer from becoming IGP.

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Omokri rejected these allegations, warning that they missed MBA and could harm his career.

“Honestly, typical of contemporary Nigerian expectations, I thought that maybe these stories on social media may have been influenced by the predicted person to take advantage of it from some of the unclean,” Omokri said.

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“However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that on the contrary, Dig Frank is very close to IGP Egbetokun and shows a rare and superior sense of loyalty, which can only be described as fierce and continuous.

“I also found that this was such a secret within the police circles so much that even if they close IgP’s assistants and friends, to trust the fact that Frank is probably the highest supporter of his boss Egbecun, among employees to police officers. “

He stressed that the appointment of IGP is the President’s decision and is not influenced by the debate on social media or ethnic sentiment.

Omokri called on those who support MBA to stop promoting misleading stories, noting that Dig focuses on his responsibilities and does not need unnecessary disputes.