IGP Disu Pledges Stronger Security and Officer Welfare in Edo State
The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, visited the Oba of Benin in Edo State to reaffirm commitment to community policing and improved welfare for officers. At the royal palace, the IGP thanked the monarch for supporting security efforts and paid tribute to the ancient Benin Kingdom’s heritage. The Oba commended Disu’s leadership, discipline, and unarmed combat skills, expressing hope that future security challenges will be prevented under his watch. Disu then addressed officers at the Edo State Police Command Headquarters alongside the Commissioner of Police. He highlighted ongoing bush-combing operations, enhanced collaboration with traditional rulers, and plans to provide more logistics, training, and welfare support. Officers expressed gratitude to the President for appointing a “fatherly and compassionate” IGP. The visit underscored the value of police-community partnership in boosting public trust and safety across the state and nation.
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