The Inspector General of Police, IGP Adamu , has re-echoed the commitment of the Force to enhancing internal discipline and professionalism among it’s workforce, while emphasizing that personnel discipline and professionalism are key to national security.
In a statement released by the Force Public Education Officer, CP Frank Mba, the IGP revealed this on Tuesday, 23rd February, 2021 at the Force Headquarters , Abuja during the opening is a one-day retreat.
The retreat was organized by the Force in collaboration with the Police Service Commission(PSC) for members of the Police Management team.
The retreat was also to provide ample opportunity for the leadership of the Force to engage and strengthen the bond between the Nigeria Police and the Police Service Commission as part of efforts directed at addressing complex interplays between police personnel and the members of the public and also generally improve service delivery in the country.
The Honorable Commissioner of the Police Service Commission,retired IGP, Alhaji Musiliu Smith, commended the IGP for organizing the Retreat which he believes would enable the PSC and the Police leadership rub minds and chart new ways of moving the Police institution forward.
In his own remarks, the Attorney General of the Federation and Honourable Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami(SAN), in his goodwill message, called for sustained and harmonious working relationship between the Nigeria Police and the Police Service Commission which he noted can translate to effective and beneficial outcomes. He assured that the Ministry of Justice is open to assist with any role that can help advance the efficient service delivery of the police.
Present at the retreat were the Honorable commissioners of the PSC, the permanent secretary of the Commission, members of the Force Management Team and other key staff officers of the Force and the PSC.
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