Police Probe Video of Angela Okorie Jogging with Armed Escort

The Nigeria Police Force has launched an investigation after a video surfaced online showing actress Angela Okorie jogging while being followed by armed officers.

The clip, which quickly gained attention on social media, sparked outrage and questions about why police personnel were present in such a setting.

The police, through a statement shared on their official X platform on Wednesday, said the behaviour seen in the video does not reflect what is expected from their officers.

According to the statement, early checks suggest the scene may have been recorded near a movie location.

However, the Force explained that this does not excuse the conduct of the officers, which it described as falling below the expected level of discipline.

Authorities confirmed that internal steps are already in motion to identify the officers in the footage and understand the full context.

The outcome of the probe will determine what disciplinary action will be taken.

So far, Angela Okorie has not spoken publicly about the matter.

See also  Group Sues Tinubu, AGF, National Assembly Over Rivers Electoral Appointments

Comments

One response to “Police Probe Video of Angela Okorie Jogging with Armed Escort”

  1. Lanre Sowunmi Avatar
    Lanre Sowunmi

    Wow, she the only one that uses escorts arbitrarily. What about senators, billionaires etc

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

JNI Greets Muslims, Urges Peace, Devotion as New Islamic Year Begins

Obi Condemns Abuja Primary School Teachers’ Strike

Sokoto Declares Public Holiday for Islamic New Year

UNILAG Students Lament Rising Noise Pollution on Campus

Ofili Still Committed to Nigeria Amid Rumours of Switching to Turkey

Atiku Not Targeted In Chieftaincy Reforms – Adamawa Government

JNI Greets Muslims, Urges Peace, Devotion as New Islamic Year Begins

Obi Condemns Abuja Primary School Teachers’ Strike

Sokoto Declares Public Holiday for Islamic New Year

UNILAG Students Lament Rising Noise Pollution on Campus