New Abia police chief warns officers to uphold discipline
The new Commissioner of Police in Abia State, Wilfred Afolabi, has taken charge as the 35th police chief in the state. He replaces Danladi Isa, who was promoted to Assistant Inspector-General of Police. Afolabi outlined his agenda, stressing the importance of discipline, professionalism, and stronger security structures within the command. He also warned officers that indiscipline and unprofessional conduct will not be tolerated.
What we know
- Wilfred Afolabi assumed office as the new Commissioner of Police in Abia State, succeeding Danladi Isa.
- He plans to align his agenda with the directives of Inspector-General Kayode Egbetokun, focusing on deepening security and improving discipline.
- Afolabi emphasized capacity building, intelligence re-engineering, and building trust between the police and the public.
- He warned that officers who violate professional standards after training will face disciplinary action.
- Mentoring will be part of correcting misconduct, but serious offences will not be overlooked.
