The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command has appointed Chief Superintendent of Police Abdullahi Isa as the new divisional police officer of the Utako Police Division.
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Before his elevation, Isa served as the divisional crime officer at the same division, where he gained extensive operational experience.
His appointment places him at the helm of one of the busiest police divisions in Abuja, with responsibility for maintaining law and order, enhancing public safety and strengthening confidence in policing.
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The new divisional police officer is expected to leverage his experience to reinforce community policing, improve operational efficiency and sustain a proactive police presence across the division.
He is also expected to deepen collaboration with residents, traders, transport operators and community leaders to identify and address security concerns before they escalate.
CSP Isa is widely regarded for maintaining a cordial working relationship with the media, a development that has fostered improved communication and greater public awareness of police activities.
Observers believe the relationship will further promote transparency, timely dissemination of information and stronger public trust in the police.
With his familiarity with the division and operational background, CSP Isa is expected to provide stable leadership and contribute to improved security, peace and public order within the Utako area.
