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INTERNAL SECURITY: POLICE, CLEEN RESUSCITATE POLICING EXCUTIVE FORUM – Harp on all inclusiveness in policing

INTERNAL SECURITY: POLICE, CLEEN RESUSCITATE POLICING EXCUTIVE FORUM – Harp on all inclusiveness in policing

INTERNAL SECURITY: POLICE, CLEEN RESUSCITATE POLICING EXECUTIVE FORUM

 

29th MARCH 2024.

The Nigeria Police Force, alongside the management of the CLEEN Foundation on the 28th of March, held a conference, revitalizing the Police Executive Forum at the Bolton White Hotel, Abuja.

Succeeding the Opening Remarks by the IGP and the Chairman PSC, Prof. Etannibi Alemika of CLEEN Foundation stated the pertinent need for a modern form of policing, which would include efforts from the Nigeria Police as well as every society member.

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, PhD, NPM, ably represented by DIG Bala Ciroma, in his speech, stated that it is imperative that the NPF adapt to the rapidly evolving society so as to boost Police efficiency and help the Nigeria Police carry out its duties, encouraging proactive measures rather than preventive measures.

The IGP also advised a hybrid police system that would include the implementation of technology in our traditional policing system and would result in high policing standards. He stated that the POCACOV is an example of this innovative approach, which represents a coordinated preventive measure aimed at educating our youths and breaking the cycle of violence.

Acknowledging the limitations and challenges faced, the IGP assured that these challenges would be overcome by the collaborative efforts of the NPF and other security agencies.

Addressing the forum, the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Police Affairs, Hon. Makki Yalleman, advised on fostering positive relationships not just between agencies but also with community members. The Chairman stated that the purpose of the POLICING EXECUTIVE FORUM is to further boost the NPF’s capacity and proficiency, ensuring that the NPF evolves to a modern policing practice in tandem with the security challenges in Nigeria.

The Attorney General of the Federation, Mr Lateef Fagbemi, ably represented by Mrs Chinwe Obasi, also highlighted the pertinent need for a synergy between the Ministry of Justice and the NPF, which would yield easy prosecution and finalization of criminal cases.

ACP OLUMUYIWA ADEJOBI, mnipr, mipra, fCAI,
FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
FORCE HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA

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