A recent independent study conducted by the Justice for All Programme (J4A) has concluded that the Nigeria Police Force satisfaction rate was comparatively high in recent times, a clear departure from previous low ratings.
The justice for All Programme (J4A) Nigeria funded the establishment of the first Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) in Lagos State in 2013. The following year a second centre was set up in Enugu State to provide medical counselling and legal support for victims of sexual violence.
The two centres operate feedback systems to better understand the needs of their clients and how they view experience at the SARC. The results are testimonies to the changes occurring in Police Stations where the J4A programme has worked and to the Police officers elsewhere, trained by the programme.
The Justice for all (J4A) ratings of the Nigeria Police Force has shown that Aspect of Police engagement Proportion that rated performance ‘’Very Good ’’ in the area of communication skills of police officer ; Sensitivity of Police officer and Information provided by the Police officer.
Meanwhile the feedback on the engagement with the SARC counsellors was even more positive.
The Inspector General of Police, IGP Ibrahim K. Idris and his management Team appreciated this rating which is a clear testimony of his determination to turn around the Nigeria Police Force for more efficient service delivery by ensuring that the Force carried out its statutory duties based on international core values of Policing with integrity for a safer Nigeria.
The IGP assured the Justice for All (J4A) that the Nigeria Police Force under his leadership will continue to partner with the organisation in all areas its engagements in Nigeria to further strengthen the existing cordial relationship between the organisation and the Force.
