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            Eighteen Commissioners of Police have been promoted to the next rank of Assistant Inspectors General of Police, AIGs.

            The Police Service Commission, PSC, which announced the promotion also approved the postings of the newly-appointed AIGs alongside four others who are currently occupying the position.

            Twelve of the AIGs are to man the 12 Police Zonal Commands, while the remaining 10 will head Police special formations such as Operations, Training, Police Academy, Info-Tech, Investment and Maritime.

            The Commissioner of Police in charge of Kaduna State, Ibrahim Adamu, is now AIG Zone 1; Abdulmajid Ali, the CP of Ogun State, is now AIG Zone 2; and UsmanTilli, AIG Border, is now AIG Zone 3.

            AIG Dorathy A. Gimba retains her Command of the Investment Formation; AIG Mohammed K. Mohammed of the Special Protection Unit and Mohammed Musa Katsina moved from Maritime to DS, NIPSS.

            AIG Katsina will be replaced at the Maritime Desk by Paul Okafor, the CP of Benue State.

            The Commission also approved the appointment of 37 Commissioners of Police, including nine Deputy Commissioners of Police, whose promotions were approved by the Commission.

            Sixteen of these Commissioners retained their Commands. They include CP Peace Ibekwe Abdallah, Ebonyi; Emmanuel C. S. Ojukwu, Enugu; Frederick Taiwo Lakanu, Imo; Adeleye O. Oyebade, Oyo; Basen D. Gwana, Abia; Yunana Y. Babas, Taraba; Austine I. Iwar, Gombe; Murtala U. Mani, Akwa Ibom; and Ajani Fatai Owoseni, Lagos.

            CP Henry Fadairo was also moved from Research and Planning to Jigawa State.

            The Chairman of the Commission, Sir Mike Mbama Okiro, a retired Inspector General of Police, said the promotions and postings were in line with the Commission’s resolve to reposition the Nigeria Police Force for better performance.

            Okiro congratulated the Officers and demanded from them hard work and dedication to duty.

            He said the Commission will hold any of them personally responsible for any failure in the discharge of their duties.

            The Chairman said they should rededicate themselves to the service of their nation and abide by the rules and regulations guiding police work.

            He noted that this leadership positions should be held with the fear of God and fairness to all parties.

            Below are the new officers and their postings:

            New Assistant Inspectors General of Police

            S/N RANK NAME PRESENT POSTING PROPOSED POSTING

            1 AIG Ibrahim Adamu CP KDS ZONE 1

            2 AIG Abdulmajid Ali CP OGS ZONE 2

            3 AIG UsmanTilli AIG BORDER ZONE 3

            4 AIG Agboola Oshodi Glover CP G.I FCIID, ABJ ZONE 4

            5 AIG A. K. Shodipo CP BYS ZONE 5

            6 AIG Abubakar Marafa CP NGS ZONE 6

            7 AIG Usman Alkali Baba CP FCT ZONE 7

            8 AIG Tijjani Baba CP BAS ZONE 8

            9 AIG Karma H. Hassan CP ANS ZONE 9

            10 AIG Usman Yakubu CP KGS ZONE 10

            11 AIG Dan Bature COURSE UI ZONE 11

            12 AIG Jibrin O. Yakubu CP KBS ZONE 12

            13 AIG Salisu A. Fagge CP SKS OPS

            14 AIG Isaac C. Eke CP FSARS TRG

            15 AIG Aminchi Sama’ila Baraya CP BRS POLAC

            16 AIG Umar U. Shehu CP FEDOPS, ABJ INFO-TECH

            17 AIG Lawal Shehu CP NAS DLS

            18 AIG John B. Opadokun CTU CTU

            19 AIG Dorathy A. Gimba INVESTMENT, FHQ INVESTMENT, FHQ

            20 AIG Mohammed K. Mohammed SPU SPU

            21 AIG Mohammed Musa Katsina CP MARITIME DS NIPSS

            22 AIG Paul E. Okafor CP BNS MARITIME

             

            The 37 Command Commissioners of Police are:

            S/NO RANK NAME PRESENT POSTING PROPOSED POSTING

            1 CP Frederick Taiwo Lakanu CP IMS CP IMS

            2 CP Rashed O. Akintunde CP HOMICIDE CP EDS

            3 CP Ahmed Iliyasu CP PSC JOS CP OGS

            4 CP Rabi’u Yusuf DTY CMDT PSC CP KNS

            5 CP Sanusi Lemu CP ELECTION/MONITOR CP KDS

            6 CP Abdullahi Ibrahim Chafe CP INFOTECH CP KGS

            7 CP Adeleye O. Oyebade CP OYS CP OYS

            8 CP Muazu Zubair Halilu CP EOD CP NGS

            9 CP Gabriel Adejo Adaji CP INSPECTORATE CP ZFS

            10 CP Henry A. Fadairo CP R&P CP JGS

            11 CP Basen D. Gwana CP ABS CP ABS

            12 CP Zanna M. Ibrahim CP DTS CP DTS

            13 CP Emmanuel C. S. Ojukwu CP ENS CP ENS

            14 CP Yunana Y. Babas TRS TRS

            15 CP Austine I. Iwar CP GBS CP GBS

            16 CP Adekunle J. Oladunjoye CP PLS CP PLS

            17 CP Olufemi O. Oyeleye CP OSS CP OSS

            18 CP Murtala U. Mani CP AIS CP AIS

            19 CP Ajani F. Owoseni CP LAS CP LAS

            20 CP Usman Ali Abdullahi CP KTS CP KTS

            21 CP Etop J. James CP EKS CP EKS

            22 CP Ghazzali Mohammed CP ADS CP ADS

            23 CP Peace E. Abdallah CP EBS CP EBS

            24 CP Mohammed A. Mustapha CP JGS CP FCT

            25 CP Sam A. Okaula CP KWS CP ANS

            26 CP Jimoh Omeiza O. CP CRS CP CRS

            27 CP Olusola E. Amore CP PENSION CP KWS

            28 CP Adeyemi Ogunjemilusi CP DFA WELFARE CP BYS

            29 DCP Abdulkadir Mohammed DC DAF EDS CP SKS

            30 DCP Sunmomonu A. Abdulmaliki DC DFA FHQ, ABJ CP YBS

            31 DCP Bashir Makama DC DF ANS CP BNS

            32 DCP Ibrahim M. Kabiru DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION FHQ CP KBS

            33 DCP Damian Agba Chukwu DTS CP BRS

            34 DCP Bello A. Sadiq DC DFA, FCT CP NAS

            35 DCP Gwandu Haliru Abukar DC OPS ZONE 5 CP BAS

            36 DCP Francis M. Odesanya DC DFA RVS CP RVS

            37 DCP Douglas Agbonleni DC OPS DTS CP ONS

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