Police urge stronger ties with Kwara communities to fight crime
The Nigeria Police Force is calling for greater collaboration between security agencies and residents in Kwara State to boost community policing and tackle crime. Isyaku Mohammed, Deputy Inspector-General of Police, emphasized the importance of community support during his visit to the Kwara State Police Command in Ilorin. The police highlighted the need for timely intelligence sharing and mutual trust with the public. Stakeholders and government representatives praised the ongoing partnership and called for more resources to support security efforts.
What we know
- Isyaku Mohammed led an operational inspection and strategic conference with senior police officers in Kwara State.
- The police stressed that community policing and public cooperation are essential for preventing crime and maintaining peace.
- Stakeholders, including retired AIG Adisa Bolanta and government officials, highlighted the collective responsibility for security.
- Special Recognition Awards were presented to Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq and Adisa Bolanta for their support of security initiatives.
- The forum included representatives from local security groups, religious leaders, and the media, all supporting stronger police-community relations.
