CP seeks synergy to curb crimes in Kebbi

Thu, Aug 11, 2022 | By editor


Defence, Security

Newly posted Commissioner of Police, Kebbi State Police Command, CP Ahmed Magaji-Kontagora with Commandant, Federal Fire Service (FFS), Kebbi State, Mr  Usman Sule during a courtesy visit to FFS by the new CP in Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State capital on Thursday

MR. Ahmed Magaji-Kontagora, the newly posted Commissioner of Police, Kebbi Police Command has appealed for synergy from the state government and sister agencies to effectively curb crimes.

The CP made the plea during his familiarisation visits to Kebbi State Government as well as sister agencies in the state.

Magaji-Kontagora said the call became necessary in view of the negative consequences of criminality to the socio-economic development of any society.

He assured that the visit was informed by commitment to rid the state of all forms of crimes and criminality.

The CP sought for the support and cooperation of the state government and all the sister agencies in the state.

This, he said, is in ensuring the safety and security of people to pave the way for socio-economic and political development.

Newly posted Commissioner of Police, Kebbi State Police Command, CP Ahmed Magaji-Kontagora with Secretary to Kebbi State Government, Alhaji Babale Umar-Yauri during a courtesy visit by the new CP at Carbonate Office, Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State capital on Thursday

Responding, Secretary to Kebbi Government, Alhaji Babale Umar-Yauri, lauded the CP for the visit and promised sustained support to all the security agencies to function effectively.

The Commanders, NDLEA and Federal Fire Service, Mr Usman Sule and Mr Alankwu Nwankwu vowed to continue to work together to nip crimes in the bud. (NAN)

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