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The Jigawa State Police Command mourns the loss of CSP Koko, the DPO.
The Jigawa State Police Command has sadly announced the death of CSP M.S. Koko, who served as the DPO of Yankwashi Police Division.
DSP Lawan Shiisu Adam, the Police Public Relations Officer for Jigawa Command, confirmed this heartbreaking news in a statement.
Adam also informed that the funeral prayer (janaza) will take place at the Dutse Central Mosque immediately following the Juma’at prayer on Friday, July 5th, 2024.
The command’s spokesperson expressed sincere condolences to the family, friends, and relatives, recognizing their resilience during this challenging time of irreparable loss.
“With heavy hearts, grief, and complete submission to the Almighty Allah, we announce the untimely death of Senior Police Officer CSP M.S. Koko.
On behalf of all the officers and men of the Jigawa State Command, Commissioner of Police CP A.T. Abdullahi prays that the departed soul rests in eternal peace, and may Jannatul Firdaus be his final resting place,” he said.
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