BREAKING NEWS;DEATH SNATCHES AWAY RIVERS COMPOL

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BREAKING: Rivers state commissioner of police is dead


Mr Odesanya was said to have died this morning Tuesday, January 31
Rivers state commissioner of police is dead
Rivers state commissioner of police Francis Bolaji Odesanya died outside Nigeria's shores.
The Rivers State Police Commissioner, Mr. Francis Bolaji Odesanya has died in an Indian hospital after an assumed kidney failure.
He was the 37th Rivers State Commissioner of Police, having succeeded Mr. Foluso Adebanjo on July 12, 2016.
Odesanya joined the force on February 2, 1986, as a Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police and rose through the ranks to his current position of Commissioner of Police.

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