The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command Public Relations Office, (PPRO), Josephine Adeh has emerged as the Best Public Relations Office of the Year, winning the prestigious Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Award.
The honour was conferred during the IGP’s Honours and Award Night in Abuja on Wednesday, a prestigious event that recognizes outstanding contributions to modern policing, strategic communication, and public engagement across the Nigeria Police Force.
In a statement shared via social media, the FCT PPRO expressed gratitude, humility, and appreciation for the award, describing it as a testament to teamwork, dedication, and the power of effective communication in policing.
The FCT PPRO extended heartfelt thanks to the Inspector-General of Police for the recognition and lauded the Force Public Relations Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, for his exceptional leadership and guidance in shaping modern police communications.
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The statement reads in part; Honoured. Humbled. Grateful. Winning the IGP Award for Best Public Relations Office of the Year is not just a recognition, it’s a testament to teamwork, dedication, and the power of effective communication in policing.
“A heartfelt thank you to the Inspector-General of Police for this prestigious honour, and to the Force Public Relations Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, for his outstanding leadership, guidance, and unwavering support.
“To my incredible media partners, thank you for amplifying our message, telling our stories, and standing with us in the pursuit of truth and public trust.
“To my team, colleagues, and every Nigerian who engages with us this award is ours. We remain committed to building trust, telling our story, and bridging the gap between the police and the people.”