Ogun Police Arrest Four Officers Over Viral Video in Ijagba-Ota, Launch Investigation

The Ogun State Police Command has arrested four police officers following the circulation of a viral social media video showing the officers in the company of a civilian in the Ijagba-Ota area of the state.

The Command confirmed that an investigation had commenced to establish the circumstances surrounding the incident and determine whether any professional misconduct occurred.

In a statement, the police said disciplinary procedures had been initiated against the officers as part of efforts to uncover the facts and determine the appropriate action.

The Commissioner of Police, Ogun State Command, CP Bode Ojajuni, directed a thorough and impartial investigation, stressing the need for professional discipline, accountability and respect for citizens’ rights.

Ojajuni assured members of the public that the incident was receiving the necessary attention and that any officer found culpable would face appropriate disciplinary measures in line with established regulations.

He emphasised that the Command would not compromise its professional standards, adding that the investigation would be guided by available evidence and due process.

The police also acknowledged members of the public who brought the video to the Command’s attention, urging anyone with credible, first-hand information relevant to the investigation to cooperate with the appropriate authorities.

The Command cautioned against speculation and the circulation of unverified claims that could prejudice the investigation, while reiterating its commitment to accountability, public trust and the protection of lives and property across Ogun State.

The circumstances surrounding the officers’ presence with the civilian have not yet been established publicly, and the Command has not disclosed the specific allegations under investigation.