Abba Kyari’s Cocaine Trafficking Police Partner, Asp John Umoru Flee Nigeria


BREAKING News:
Abba KYARI’S Most Trusted Cocaine Trafficking police partner, ASP JOHN UMORU alias ‘Too Much Money’ Flee Nigeria…tipped off by a compromised Narcotic Agent attached to Akanu Ibiam International Airport ahead of impending arrest 

*Fugitive member of Inspector General Intelligence Response Team sighted in United Arab Emirates

*Nigeria Police notifies INTERPOL to effect arrest of suspect

*Identified as ‘Brain behind’ sharing ratio of all drugs seized in any IGP IRT raid

*NDLEA grills Kyari for hours, sets up discreet investigation to expose Narcotic officers on payroll of drug couriers

*“In our custody since 14th February 2022, undergoing grilling are: “DCP Abba Kyari, ACP Sunday Ubuah, ASP Bawa James, Inspr. Simon Agrigba, John Nuhu while ASP John Umoru (is at large), meaning we are making moves to have him arrested and brought to justice”-NDLEA


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