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PSC approves 12 new CPs for police commands

The Police Service Commission (PSC) has approved the appointment of 12 Commissioners of Police (CPs) to different State Commands in the country.

The new CPs are Mohammed Usaini Gumel, posted to Kano State Command; Haruna Gabriel Garba; Federal Capital Territory, FCT Command Abuja; Tajudeen A. Abass; Delta State Command; Oladimeji Yomi Olarewaju; Ogun State Command; Taiwo Jesubiyi; Ondo state Command; and Julius A. Okoro; Benue State Command.

Others are Romokere Ibiani; Bayelsa state Command; Mohammed Bunu; Yobe State Command; Garba Musa Yusuf; Kaduna state Command; Garba Ahmed; Zamfara state Command; Hayatu Kaigama Ali; Sokoto State Command and Aliyu Musa, Katsina State Command.

This was contained in a statement issued on Tuesday, April 25, by the PSC spokesperson, Ikechukwu Ani.

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The PSC Chairman, Dr Solomon Arase, who called for greater dedication to national duty from the new State Command Commissioners, said the new posting comes with a lot of commitment and innovativeness and demands of them total loyalty to the Nigerian nation.

Arase noted that during this national transition period, the new CPs must brace up for challenges in the course of their duties, adding that they should quickly settle down to duty and tackle the security challenges in their respective states of posting.

He said the PSC will monitor their stewardship in their various commands and ensure that they do not derail from established rules and regulations.

The PSC boss, however, wished them well and promised the Commission’s support at all times.

The Star

Segun Ojo

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