IGP, Mr. Ibrahim Idris, has founded a N5billion slander suit against Senator Isah Misau

The Inspector General of Police, IGP, Mr. Ibrahim Idris, has founded a N5billion slander suit against Senator Isah Misau, who he said raised sundry defilement assertions against him in the media.

Controller General of Police, IGP, Mr Ibrahim Idris and Senator Isah Hamman Misau

The IGP, in the suit he documented under the steady gaze of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, demanded that Misua who is speaking to Bauchi Central Senatorial District, incredibly discolored his open picture.

For example, the IGP told the court that Misau had in a news report entitled "Cops pay reward for extraordinary advancement—Senator", distributed in the Daily Trust of August 10, cited in this way: "You are discussing N500,000, it's past that. A serving cop mindful of the pattern has revealed to me that they pay as much as N2.5m to get uncommon advancement. Different sources have likewise affirmed to me. So it is only truth."

He told the court that the official had in different reports that were distributed in a similar paper on August 22 and 26, , entitled , "Pay off for advancement: "Congressperson requests that DSS test Police, PSC", and "Representative blames IGP for gathering N120 billion from oil firms, others", blamed him for propagating pay off and defilement in the Nigerian Police Force.

The offended party demanded that Misau's charge that he gathered installment for exceptional security benefit rendered by the police to corporate bodies, oil firms and profoundly put natives, was false and noxious.

He said that Misau blamed him for nepotism by affirming that he supported officers of his Nupe extraction, as well as selected one Moses Jitoboh who was out of field of operational support of that of political administration for near 20 years, as Adamawa State Police Commissioner.

Thusly, the IGP, aside requesting 5bn as bothered and commendable harms, additionally implored the court to propel Misua to delicate open statement of regret to him in two broadly read national dailies.

He is likewise looking for a request of directive limiting Misau (litigant), without anyone else's input his accomplices, hirelings or something else, from additionally distributing, causing to be distributed, the said words comparably defamatory of the offended party.

The IGP told the court that claim that he gathered as much as N15m from cops looking for good posting, delineated him as a degenerate open officer.

He said that words Misau utilized against him were "hostile" in their common and normal importance.

As per him, the words were comprehended to imply that the offended party gathers tremendous entireties of cash from cops for postings or advancement, that the offended party is engaged with violations and culpability of pay off and defilement, nepotism, that the offended party makes undue pick up of N10b month to month from oil organization, banks and well off people without paying same into government coffers, and that the offended party is clumsy to run the Nigeria Police Force.

The police manager told the court that his notoriety has been truly harmed, saying he has endured and as yet enduring extensive misery, loss of notoriety, humiliation, disgrace, enmity, tension, anguish, abuse and damage to his emotions.

The IGP said he was being disregarded by a few companions, associates, individuals from the Armed Forces, senior government authorities, International bodies and being detested by a few individuals from people in general and seen as a degenerate and inept individual to run and deal with the Nigeria Police Force.

He asserted that the said distributions by the Senator concerning him has genuinely brought down his notoriety, regard, respectability and notoriety according to good natured Nigerians, some senior government authorities, and also before nearby and worldwide groups.

Interim, the suit has been doled out to Justice Jude Okeke who has approved for hearing on November 13.

It will be reviewed that Misau was on October 19, docked under the steady gaze of the high court for making "harmful misrepresentation" against the IGP and the Police.

The administrator however argued not giulty to the five-tally charge that was embraced by the Attorney General of the Federation, Mr. Abubakar Malami, SAN, even as he was conceded safeguard by the Chief Judge, Justice Ishaq Bello to the tune of N5m with two sureties in like total.