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Borno CP Charges Officers, Men On Professionalism, Discipline & Commitment In Borno
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Borno CP charges officers, men on professionalism, discipline & commitment in Borno
— warns against corruption, human Right abuse & unethtical conduct
By Madu Mohammed, Maiduguri
The newly posted Borno State Commissioner of Police,CP Naziru Abdulmajid has tasked officers and men of the command to remain professional, disciplined, and committed to the core values of policing.
CP Naziru Abdulmajid who made the call on Monday during his maiden CPs Conference with officers and men of the command, at the Police headquarters, Maiduguri warned the officers against corruption, human Right abuse and unethtical conduct.
“To the officers and men of the Borno state command, the Expectations are high. I urge you to remain professional, disclined and committed to our core values.Cortuption, human Right abuse, and unethtical conduct will not be tolerated, together we will raise the bar of excellence in service delivery”, he said.
CP Abdulmajid assured that, we will enhance visibility policing, strengthen collaborations with sister security agencies, and deepen our partnership with traditional institutions, religious leaders, community groups and the media, I believe strongly that security is a shared responsibility and with your support, we can build a safer Borno”.
“Borno has shown remarkable resilience in the face of addversity. I am fully aware of the complex security landscape, and I assure you that, we will work relentlessly to sustain and improve the gain’s recorded in the fight against crime, insurgency, and other threats to public safety”, the Commissioners added.
While acknowledging the affects of his predecessor, CP Lawan Yusufu for laying solid foundation to build upon, CP Abdulmajid assured the people of Borno of his dedication, fairness and unwavering commitment to intelligence led and community oriented policing.
He appealed to the public to cooperate with the security agencies by sharing information and mutual trust, assuring that his doors are always opened for suggestions and constructive engagements that will deliver a better policing services.
