Hundeyin in a sentence

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All 228 constables who are of Lagos origin, have been posted to various local government areas, according to the Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin.

Hundeyin listed the three suspects as Austin Okoro, 47, who is the ring leader; Godwin Asezour, 54 and Susan Elohor, 42.

Hundeyin said that some members of the public saw the boy roaming the area.

Hundeyin said that the suspects were arrested while trying to sell off the truck with the car at the cost of about N5 million.

Hundeyin said the figure of arrests might increase as the command was still collating the number of suspects arrested in different divisions during the exercise.

Hundeyin said there the organisers of the procession had agreed with the police not to use the Lekki Toll Gate as a point of convergence for the candlelight procession.

Hundeyin said the woman was arrested on Saturday by the Ijanikin Police Division after the police got an information that the victim, one Florence Anienene, was injured with a knife by her aunty.

It is gathered that a probe into his conduct was launched after Oxford students complained about his behaviour at a book launch in January, where he hosted a Nigerian journalist David Hundeyin.

Police spokesman, SP Benjamin Hundeyin told the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday at Ikeja that police operatives arrested the suspect on June 4 at Gaskiya College Road Junction, Ijora-Badiya.

The command’s Spokesperson, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the arrest on Sunday on his verified Twitter handle.

The Spokesperson, Lagos State Police Command, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the incident.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin, said, “I don’t see anything wrong in two civilians talking in a police station.

A statement released by the state Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin, on Friday noted that Fayoade made this known during a visit to the victim in the hospital.

He acted without decorum,” Hundeyin added.

Hundeyin emphasized that while the police respect the rights of individuals to peaceful protest, any attempt to impede traffic or disrupt public peace would not be tolerated.

Hundeyin, however, urged the traditional chiefs to appeal to the government to reduce the pump prices of petrol and diesel.

Hundeyin said that an investigation into the case was in progress.

Hundeyin said that the father of the deceased, when contacted through the telephone, directed that the corpse should be buried immediately by the river side according to their tradition.

Hundeyin said that the owner of the beer parlour, whose name was not mentioned, reported the case to Elere Police Division on Wednesday at about 7.00 p.m.