Newly Promoted Assistant Inspector-General Of Police, Yusuf, Is Dead

Yusuf died on Saturday after a brief illness at an Abuja hospital

A serving Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of the newly created Zone 14 comprising of Katsina and Kaduna State, Rabiu Yusuf, is dead.

Yusuf died on Saturday after a brief illness at an Abuja hospital, according to Sahara Reporters

He served as Commissioner of Police in Kano State before he was promoted to Assistant Inspector-General of Police in 2020.

“Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Rabi’u Yusuf, in charge of newly established Zone 14 headquarters in Katsina is dead.

“May Jannatul Firdausi be his final resting place. Amin,” a police source told SaharaReporters.

 

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