The Association of Retired Police Officers of Nigeria, Rivers State branch has visited the Commissioner, Rivers State Police Command, CP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, at the Command Headquarters on Moscow Road, Port Harcourt.
During this significant occasion, the retired officers graciously acknowledged the existing political crisis in Rivers State.
They commended Disu for his unwavering commitment to maintaining law and order amidst these challenging circumstances.
They expressed their deep appreciation for his considerate gesture as the first Commissioner of Police to visit and extend solidarity to retired Police Officers during such a tumultuous period.
The retired officers expressed heartfelt gratitude to Disu and the entire command for their unwavering dedication.
They wholeheartedly urged him to persevere in his efforts to ensure peace and security in the state, recognising the immense challenges law enforcement officers face.
The retired officers pledged to contribute their invaluable experience to support the police in combating crime within Rivers State.
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They offered prayers for Disu and his team’s continued success in their law enforcement endeavours.
Disu responded with utmost appreciation, sincerely thanking the retired police officers for their historic visit.
He expressed his pleasure and honour at their presence, acknowledging that their encouragement would inspire him to redouble his efforts in serving the community.
He assured the retired officers of his commitment to supporting them whenever necessary and expressed his eagerness to learn from their vast wealth of experience.
A retired Assistant Inspector General of Police, Hilda-Ibifuro Harrison, joined in praising Disu for his proactive measures against crime.
Harrison’s words exemplified the significant impact Disu’s leadership has had in combating lawlessness, emphasising the importance of collaboration between active and retired officers in achieving collective success.
This visit serves as a remarkable example of unity and solidarity, highlighting the shared goal of retired police officers and Disu to ensure the safety and well-being of the people of Rivers State.
