Nigerian Divisional Police Officer, CSP Enape Fidelis D!es In Kogi
The news of his death, which occurred on October 24, 2025, was announced by members of his family and colleagues, who described his passing as a devastating loss to the Force and the community he served.
The Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of the ‘A’ Division, Lokoja, CSP Enape Fidelis, has died, throwing the Kogi State Police Command into mourning.
The news of his death, which occurred on October 24, 2025, was announced by members of his family and colleagues, who described his passing as a devastating loss to the Force and the community he served.
A copy of a statement announcing his death which SaharaReporters obtained expressed deep sorrow over the development, highlighting his impact on both his subordinates and the wider community.
“With the rudest shock, we received the news of the passed away of my CSP ENAPE FIDELIS ‘A’ Division DPO Lokoja, Kogi State on the 24 of October, 2025,” the statement read.
“Your tireless efforts, dedication, and commitment to duty, reshaping and remoulding young minds and guiding us on the right path can never be forgotten or overemphasized. You were more than a DPO, you were a mentor, a counselor, and a source of inspiration to many of us.
“May the Almighty God in His infinite mercy pardon all your shortcomings and grant your soul eternal rest and give your entire family, loved ones and associates the fortitude to bear this irreplaceable loss. Your legacy lives on in the lives of all the people you impacted.”
CSP Enape Fidelis rose steadily through the ranks of the Nigeria Police Force, earning recognition for professionalism and dedication.
SaharaReporters recalls that in 2022, during a decoration ceremony in Lokoja, Enape Fidelis was among seven senior officers promoted by the then Inspector-General of Police, Alkali Baba, who urged them to justify their elevation by redoubling their commitment to protecting lives and property.
At the time, the ceremony, attended by senior officers including AIG Zone 8, Ede Ayuba, and Commissioner of Police, Edward Egbuka, highlighted the importance of integrity, sacrifice, and public trust in policing.
