FCT Police Launch Discreet Probe into Killing of AMAC Revenue Officer by Suspected NSCDC Officers

FCT Police Commissioner Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi has ordered a discreet investigation into the fatal shooting of AMAC revenue officer Oladipupo Akinola by suspected NSCDC officers at NITEL Junction, Wuse 2. The probe aims to identify the officer, the vehicle’s company, and any other parties involved.

The incident occurred on Friday when AMAC revenue officers stopped a Hilux vehicle to verify its 2026 operational permit. They found the vehicle, reportedly owned by a Chinese company, was using an expired 2025 permit and impounded it. During the stop, a call was made, and two men in Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) uniforms arrived. An altercation ensued between the NSCDC personnel, the vehicle occupants, and the AMAC officials, after which one of the officers allegedly fired, killing Akinola. The suspects fled the scene in the vehicle.

Key Facts - FCT Police Commissioner Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi directed a thorough and discreet investigation. - The investigation will identify the alleged NSCDC officer, the company linked to the vehicle, and all other individuals connected to the matter. - Reports state that during the altercation, an NSCDC officer allegedly shot and killed the AMAC revenue officer.

What It Means The order signals the FCT Police Command’s response to public pressure for accountability in a case involving two security agencies. A discreet probe suggests an effort to preserve evidence while limiting public speculation. The outcome could affect inter‑agency cooperation and influence how revenue enforcement operations are conducted in the capital.

Watch for updates on the investigation’s findings, any arrests made, and statements from the AMAC and NSCDC leadership regarding the incident.