Ossiomo Power alleges N100m facility vandalism, accuses Edo Police of double standards
Ossiomo Power Company reported N100m worth of stolen electricity equipment in Edo State.
In Brief
- •Ossiomo Power Company reported N100m worth of stolen electricity equipment in Edo State.
- •The company accused Edo State Police of double standards, claiming complaints were ignored while the police acted against the company.
- •The company alleged that some recovered equipment was found at the Ologbo police station.
- •A police officer was arrested after shooting an armed thief during a recent incident.
- •The company expressed concern over the lack of arrests in previous cases of vandalism and theft.
Why It Matters
The allegations by Ossiomo Power highlight concerns about the effectiveness and impartiality of law enforcement in Edo State. The company's claims of double standards and lack of action in previous cases could have significant implications for the security and operations of businesses in the region. Additionally, the arrest of a police officer for shooting a thief raises questions about the accountability and integrity of law enforcement in the state.
Key Details
- Value of stolen equipment
- N100 million
- Date of reported vandalism
- September 23, 2026
- Date of recovered equipment
- After the theft
- Date of recent incident
- Wednesday night
- Police officer arrested
- Yes
Context & Background
Ossiomo Power Company is a power generation and distribution company located in Ologbo, Ikpoba-Okha Local Government Area of Edo State. The company has been operating in the region for several years and has faced various challenges, including security issues.
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