Police chief pledges to restore security in Kwara communities
The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, has promised that security agencies will reclaim communities in Kwara State from criminal elements. During his first official visit to the state, Disu addressed police officers and stakeholders, emphasizing the importance of intensified operations. He urged residents to support security efforts with timely intelligence and cautioned against ethnic profiling. Businessman Araba Sanni also advocated for stronger state institutions and the establishment of state police to boost national security and economic growth.
What we know
- Olatunji Disu assured Kwara residents that security agencies are intensifying operations to reclaim communities affected by banditry and violent crimes.
- He emphasized the need for community cooperation and urged residents to provide credible intelligence to security agencies.
- Disu cautioned against attributing criminal activities to any ethnic group and highlighted the positive role of the Fulani intelligence network.
- The Commissioner of Police in Kwara State, Adekimi Ojo, said the IGP’s visit has boosted officers’ morale and reinforced ongoing security efforts.
- Businessman Araba Sanni called for the development of subnational economies and advocated for the creation of state police to enhance security and attract investment.
