Anambra CP condoles Inspector Amechi’s family killed by accidental discharge
The Commissioner of Police, Mr Ikioye Orutugu on June 17, 2025 visited Police Mobile Force 29 Squadron, Amansea, Awka, to condole the family members and officers and men of the Squadron over the sad incident of the loss of Inspector Okolie Amechi and bullet injury to one of his sons.
This was contained in a release issued by the Anambra State Police Command Public Relations Officer, Mr Tochukwu Ikenga (SP).
He said that the CP during the visit described the Police Mobile Force as his Alma mater and reminded the officers of the importance of adhering to Police Operational Protocol, especially in their line of duty.
He emphasized the need for teamwork and encouraged the personnel to remain focused and dedicated to their duties, despite the loss.
Responding on behalf of the officers of the Squadron, the Commander, Assistant Commissioner of Police, ACP Nasiru Adamu Kaila expressed gratitude to the CP for visiting the Base and showing empathy towards the officers, especially at that moment of grief.
Kaila pledged to comply with the CP’s guidance and directives, on the Squadron’s operations. He also reiterated the commitment of his officers to their duties and promised to continue working diligently to maintain peace and security in their area of responsibility.
On the entourage of the CP include: the three Assistant Commissioners of Police of the Departments – (Administration, Investigation and Operations) and other senior officers.
CP Orutugu’s visit to the Police Mobile Squadron at Amansea demonstrates his commitment to the welfare and morale of personnel of the Command.
He also supported the deceased’s family with a welfare package and prayed for the quick recovery of the injured son who is currently receiving attention in the hospital.
Inspector Amechi was reportedly shot dead by his own son who also injured his sibling in an accidental discharge.
