Mohammed Adamu, acting inspector general of police, secures the support of Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar III, sultan of Sokoto in the fight against bandits

Efforts by Mohammed Adamu, acting Inspector General of Police, tailored towards galvanizing broad-based support in the fight against armed banditry and other crimes in the country received a comprehensive boost with Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar III, Sultan of Sokoto, pledging an unalloyed support to the Police and other Security Agencies.

The Sultan made this pledge on Tuesday April 9, at his Palace in Gida Sarkin Musulmi, Sokoto when the IGP, in the company of the  executive governor of Sokoto State, Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, Mannir Dan’iya, deputy governor of Sokoto State,  and other top Police Officers and Government functionaries paid him a courtesy visit.

While promising to use the platform of the Forum of Northern Traditional Rulers to rally support of all the Traditional Rulers from Northern Nigeria to fight armed banditry and other crimes in the region, the Sultan equally aligned himself with the IGP’s policy direction of using the tool of Community Policing and Partnership to combat crime. The Sultan also urged Nigerians from all walks of life to support the Police in the fight against all manner of crime in the Country.

Thereafter, the IGP visited the Police Headquarters in the State where he charged the Officers and Men of the Command to up the ante in the fight against armed banditry and other crimes in the State, promising to do everything within his power to provide them with adequate working tools and healthy working environment.

Apr. 10, 2019 @ 11:01 GMT |