Rivers police arrest Hon Igwe for money laundering

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Press Release

Police Officers from Rivers State Command deployed to INEC Headquarters Aba Road today 24/2/2023 at about 0245hrs, while on stop and search, arrested one Hon Chinyere Igwe, member House of Representatives representing Port Harcourt II Federal Constituency with a cash sum of 498,100 USD inside a bag in his car. 

Also recovered was a list for distribution of the money.

The AIG Election,  AIG Abutu Yaro fdc  has ordered swift interrogation and arraignment in court.

The Command urges all contestants and political parties to comply strictly with provisions of the Electoral Act and other relevant laws.

Members of the public are encouraged to avail themselves of the following hotlines to report any observation they believe have potential to lead to crime or break down of law and order:

08032003514, 08098880134.

E-SIGNED

SP. GRACE IRINGE-KOKO,

POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,

RIVERS STATE POLICE COMMAND,

PORT HARCOURT

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