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The 9 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Ikeja, has transferred a 36-year-old man, Animashaun Khalid, to the Lagos State Police Command after he was arrested for allegedly posing as a senior military officer.
In a statement issued on Monday, the Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, said the suspect was apprehended at the popular Arena Market in Oshodi while in possession of a forged Nigerian Army identity card, which falsely identified him as a Major.
“The suspect was arrested at the Arena Market, Oshodi, with a counterfeit Nigerian Army ID card carrying his name and the rank of Major. Soldiers immediately handed him over to the Lagos State Police Command in a seamless operation, reflecting the strong collaboration between security agencies,” Hundeyin stated.
According to the police, the case has been assigned to the Special Squad I of the Command for a detailed investigation aimed at uncovering the source of the forgery, identifying possible accomplices, and determining whether the suspect exploited the fake identity for criminal purposes.
Hundeyin added that the suspect would be charged in court upon completion of investigations.
The Commissioner of Police, CP Olohundare Jimoh, lauded the Nigerian Army for its quick intervention and cooperation.
“The swift arrest and prompt handover highlight the critical role of synergy among security agencies in fighting crime,” Jimoh said.
He urged Lagos residents to remain security-conscious and report any suspicious activity, assuring that the close working relationship between the Army and Police will continue to strengthen public safety across the state.
