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Jan 23, 202410 min read

IGP Orders Posting Of 54 ACPs To Commands Nationwide

IGP Orders Posting Of 54 ACPs To Commands Nationwide
Galaxy TV · Local News desk · Lagos

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In furtherance of the upscaling of the intelligence department of the Police Force, the Inspector General of Police, IGP Olukayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has ordered the posting of Assistant Commissioners of Police (ACPs) to head the Intelligence Department of the Force at Zonal and State Commands level Nationwide.

The posting is premised on the zeal of the IGP to improve and enhance the effectiveness of the Intelligence Department at every level of the Force, as a panacea to addressing the crime rate in the country, in line with his vision statement.

It will be recalled that the IGP on assumption of duty reactivated the Presidential approval to upgrade the Force Intelligence Bureau to the status of a Department, with the appointment of DIG Habu Sanni, as the DIG in charge of the new Department of Force Intelligence.

The Force Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi in a statement issued and signed in Abuja said, Egbetokun tasked the newly appointed Senior Officers to deploy all intelligence-based assets in combating crimes and criminality in their respective areas of responsibility.

He further ordered them to entrench professionalism and apply their wealth of experience in the course of discharging their duties towards strengthening the already existing intelligence architecture of the Force
The posting is with immediate effect.

 

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