Obasanjo made the revelation on Thursday while delivering his remarks at the public presentation of the book, ‘Policing The Nigeria Police,’ written by the first chairperson of the PSC, Simon Okeke, in Abuja.
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This is contained in a statement issued Monday by Special Adviser on Media to the Minister, Sufuyan Ojeifo in Abuja.
How much do we celebrate Nigeria as the land of Aliko Dangote, Tony Elumelu, Wole Soyinka, Chinua Achebe, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Okonjo-Iweala, Akinwumi Adesina, Adebayo Ogunlesi (the investment banker who owns Gatwick Airport in London), Robert Okojie (who was inducted into the Inventors Hall of Fame of the United States’ National Aeronautics Space Administration, NASA), Olawale Sulaiman, (one of the best neurosurgeons and experts in spinal surgery in America), and Amina Mohammed (our amazon at the United Nations dazzling the world as Deputy Secretary-General)? Or Philip Emeagwali, the Nigerian computer scientist who gave the world its high-performance computing applications? Or Leo Stan Eke, the computer guru who gifted the world with Zinox? Or our gallant policemen flying our flag high in United Nations Peace Keeping Missions abroad? How much do we celebrate them?
The tribute of Arase, the 18th indigenous Inspector General of Police, was contained in a statement he personally signed.
A statement by the Special Adviser to the President (Media & Publicity), Femi Adesina, notes the reforms the former police chief brought to the Nigeria Police Force.
Former Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase, has resigned as the Chairman of the Edo State Private Properties Protection Task Force.
The Minister of Interior, Lieutenant General Abdulrahman Dambazau (retd), has slammed former Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris for not having any regard for his office.
Mohammed, who was represented by the Managing Director, News Agency of Nigeria, Bayo Onanuga, made the appeal at a summit in commemoration of the International Day to end Impunity for crimes Against Journalists, on Thursday in Abuja.
A former Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase, has said that collaboration between the public sector, private sector and the Civil Society is essential and critical in modern policing.
Aside from the shortage of personnel caused by such indiscriminate deployments, some of the policemen that should have been distinguished men and women have been turned into servitude. What we see is usually photographs on social media, showing police officers carrying bags for wives of politicians and officers holding umbrellas over foreigners by shielding them from the sun
According to Kalu, an award is an incentive for people who are making great impact in the country to strive to do better
Osinbajo disclosed this at the presentation and launch in Abuja of a book: “Law on Prevention and Detection of Crimes by the Police in Nigeria”
Arase, who disclosed this shortly after a reception held in his honour on Saturday in Benin, Edo State, also described life after active service as very relaxing
Vanguard’s investigation showed that the cars were sent to Auto Computers located in the Jabi District of Abuja and that the spare BMW car has been completed and repainted
Although many of them have not reached retirement age, but the police tradition is that all DIGs would embark on compulsory retirement since they are all senior to Idris
Until his nomination, which will be confirmed later on Tuesday (today) by the Presidency, Idris was the Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of Operations at the Force Headquarters, Abuja
According to a statement by the Force Public Relations Officer, Olabisi Kolawole, Arase sued for peace among the stakeholders of the party at the meeting held at the Force Headquarters, Abuja, and which was also attended by the Director General of the Department of State Services, Lawal Musa Daura
Usman said Buratai specifically thanked the Inspector General of Police’s Intelligence Response Team and the Kaduna State Command Special Investigation Bureau operatives for their dedication to duty and professionalism, which led to the arrest of the criminals that abducted and killed the late senior officer in Kaduna metropolis, Kaduna State on March 27 this year
The Inspector General of Police, who was represented by the Adamawa State Police Commissioner, Ghazzali Mohammed, announced that the housing estate is not a police barracks, but an estate that equally carters for the civil populace
It said the directive was to enable worshippers and the general public to enjoy maximum fulfilment during and after the period, including the Eid-el Fitri celebration