The Lagos State Police Command has unveiled the identity of a man who was seen in the viral video shooting sporadically into the air at the Ladipo Market.
The command made this known through its spokesperson, Ben Hundeyin, in a post on X on Wednesday.
A video emerged on social media on Tuesday, where a police officer was among Lagos residents jubilating on a street following the reopening of Ladipo Market.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu had ordered the reopening of the market located in the Mushin local government area after it was shut for days over environmental and safety conditions.
Reacting to the video, Hundeyin said the person in the video is Inspector Istifanus Kwanchi, serving with the Mobile Police (MOPOL)
He said, “The police officer in this video, Inspector Istifanus Kwanchi, serving with the Mobile Police (MOPOL), has been brought in for appropriate disciplinary actions.”
The Lagos Police Public Relations Officer said such actions would not be condoned among the officers, describing such as “unprofessional and unethical.”
“@LagosPoliceNG condemns in its entirety all forms of unprofessional and unethical behaviour on the part of its officers and men; and will definitely bring to book anyone found culpable,” Hundeyin added.
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