IGP VISITS MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS, BRIEFS NEW MINISTER.

securityandsafetymatters

Sep 1

Acting Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has paid a courtesy visit to the Ministry of Police Affairs to congratulate and brief the newly appointed Ministers on the internal security situation of the country.

Egbetokun emphasised the need for enhanced synergy in tackling the evolving security challenges facing our nation.

The Police Chief was accompanied by the members of the Force Management Team, had fruitful discussions with Minister, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam, and the Minister of State, Imaan Suleiman-Ibrahim.

They addressed critical issues such as the state of national security, ongoing police reforms, and strategies to enhance collaboration between the NPF and the Ministry of Police Affairs.

Recognising the significance of modernising the NPF and promoting community-oriented policing programs.

The Minister assured the IGP of the Ministry's unwavering support towards the implementation of key reforms and initiatives.

They acknowledged the pivotal role played by the police in maintaining law and order and pledged their dedication to providing the necessary resources, infrastructure, and training required for the Force to efficiently discharge its duties and protect the lives and property of all Nigerians.

The IGP emphasised that the visit highlights the undeniable need for collaborative efforts for improved security architecture in the nation.

He reiterated the importance of creating an enabling environment for officers and urged all stakeholders to support the ongoing reform efforts of the current administration.

This is contained in a statement by Force Public Relations Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi.