A Port Harcourt-based human rights activist, Charles Jaja, has advised the Rivers State Police Command to go after politicians and traditional leaders who aid and sponsor criminals in their areas.
Jaja made the appeal on Monday when he carried out a one-man protest and condolence visit at the state Command Headquarters at Moscow Road, Port Harcourt, over the gruesome murder of the Ahoada Divisional Police Officer, Superintendent of Police, Bako Angbashim, on Friday.
The activist claimed that reports have proven that several crimes are linked to politicians and traditional leaders, who sponsor them across the state.
