The acting Inspector-General of Police, Suleiman Abba, said that the Police officers still missing after the attack by the Boko Haram sect on Police Training School, Gwoza, Borno State, were fewer than 20.
After the insurgents had invaded and launched a massive attack in August, 35 police officers were declared missing from the school.
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| Acting Inspector-General of Police: Suleiman Abba |
Abba, told journalists after a meeting with Vice President Namadi Sambo at the Presidential Villa that some of the missing officers had been found, and vowed that his men would stop at nothing to ensure all the missing officers were traced and rescued.
He said, "Well, I must tell you that the turnout of those missing is still impressive because we have been able to trace some of the officers who have reported either back to their bases or their families. When you go through what they went through, the likelihood of you knowing what to do is not very tenable.
"There is a possibility that the decision of what to do may not be easily comprehensible. So some went back to their homes, but our concern is that once they are in safety we are satisfied, and the process of bringing them back to their units has already commence".
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