The Adamawa State Police Command has undertaken a comprehensive training program for its personnel across various divisions and formations to boost its capacity to deliver efficient policing services in the state.
The initiative, spearheaded by the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kayode Adeolu Egyptian, is said to be part of ongoing efforts to strengthen crime prevention and ensure professional conduct among officers.
According to the Command’s spokesperson, Suleiman Yahaya Nguroje, the training focused on crime prevention strategies and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), with an emphasis on quick response to emergency distress calls.
The sessions was observed to have covered a range of topics, including police general duties, ethics of policing, inter-agency collaboration, and the relationship between police and the public.
“This training is designed to equip our officers with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective crime prevention, as well as to foster better interaction with the public,” said Nguroje.
He added that the program aimed to reinforce officers’ understanding of proper handling of military offenders, use of firearms, and adherence to the Social Media Policy Act (2020). Other critical areas addressed were the Code of Conduct, extortion, and corrupt practices.
The training was held at various area commands, with the Commissioner of Police, represented by Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of Operations, DCP Olubunmi Olubode Fakeye, overseeing the sessions.
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The CP emphasized the importance of professionalism and warned officers against engaging in activities that could lead to human rights violations.
The CP’s directive came with a stern warning against corrupt practices, extortion, and incivility towards the public, reminding officers that any breach of professional conduct could result in severe consequences.
He reiterated the Command’s commitment to maintaining high standards of policing to ensure the safety and security of Adamawa State’s residents.
The training, as gathered by The Trumpet, is part of a broader strategy to improve police-community relations, enhance public safety, and uphold the integrity of the police force in Adamawa State.
