30th June, 2024
By Patricia Amogu
An Abuja-based businessman, Prince Chukwuemeka Okoye, has gifted Ibrahim Sini, a Superintendent of Police, who turned down a 150 million naira bribe allegedly offered him by a defendant land.
Okoye, who is the Managing Director/CEO of Vegas Homes Ltd, said at a party he organised to honour the policeman that Sini’s rejection of the bribe was an act that helped him retain his most valuable assets – integrity and peace of mind, which he maintained are his core values in life.
Okoye said Sini’s conduct remains exemplary and should inspire others and Nigerians to note that the Nigerian Police Force has men of integrity and good conduct and reminded citizens that indeed police are our friends.
He said, “SP Sini’s actions have not only brought honour to himself and the Nigeria Police Force but have also inspired countless others to stand firm against corruption and uphold the highest ethical standards.
“His integrity serves as a beacon of hope, demonstrating that even in challenging circumstances, it is possible to remain true to one’s values.
“This honour is aimed at not only appreciating the laudable conduct of Superintendent Ibrahim Sini but to demonstrate that society appreciates individuals of integrity and good conduct.
“We want to also show that the Nigerian Police Force has officers that are professional and who live above board; with the right incentives to engage in meaningful policing they can be worthy examples,” he said.
