The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, paid tribute to Sergeant John Abena, who lost his life during a joint security operation to free 39 schoolchildren and 7 teachers kidnapped in Oyo State.The operation, which lasted 56 days, saw collaboration between police, army, DSS, and other agencies to rescue the captives.Disu praised the operatives for their bravery and success, noting that the slain officer died protecting civilians.
The IGP also assured that injured personnel would receive proper medical care and highlighted the importance of public cooperation in combating insecurity.
The incident sparked national outrage after terrorists killed two teachers in captivity, but the successful rescue mission brought relief to families.
Disu emphasized that police officers are human beings who feel the loss of colleagues, urging unity between agencies and the public to address security challenges.The article underscores the risks faced by security personnel and the impact of their work on communities.
Original title: IGP mourns officer killed during Oyo rescue operation
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