Inspector-General Of Police Deploys New Commissioners To 13 States.

The Inspector-General of Police, Usman Alkali Baba, has ordered the posting of Commissioners of Police to 13 state commands including the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

The posting of the Senior Officers to the states is part of efforts at repositioning the Nigerian Police Force for greater efficiency, stabilizing the internal security order and scaling up the fight against crimes and criminality in the country.

Alkali Baba charged the officers to justify the confidence reposed in them, assuring citizens of sustained efforts by the force in stabilising security in the country.

He enjoined citizens in the affected states to cooperate with their new Commissioners of Police for efficient service delivery.

The affected state commands and Commissioner of Police posted are; Niger State Command, Monday Bala Kuryas; Kwara State Command, Emienbo Tuesday Assayamo; Nasarawa State Command, Soyemi Musbau Adesina; Taraba State Command, Abimbola Shokoya; Benue State Command, Akingbola Olatunji; FCT Police Command, Babaji Sunday; Kogi State Command, Arungwa Nwazue Udo; Kaduna State Command, Abdullahi Mudashiru; Jigawa State Command, Aliyu Sale Tafida; Enugu State Command, Abubakar Lawal; Cross River State Command, Alhassan Aminu; Bayelsa State Command, Echeng Eworo Echeng, and Kebbi State Command, Musa Baba.

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