IG visits Niger, vows to rescue abducted worshippers
The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, on Saturday visited Niger State to assess the security situation and ongoing rescue operations following the recent attack and abduction of worshippers in communities in Dekara District, Borgu Local Government Area. Disu, who paid a working visit to the Niger State Government House, was received by the Deputy Governor, Read More:…
Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu visited Niger State on Saturday to evaluate the security situation and rescue efforts after a recent attack that abducted worshippers in Dekara District, Borgu Local Government Area. The visit was attended by Deputy Governor Yakubu Garba and the Commissioner for Homeland Security, Maurice Magaji.
Disu expressed condolences to the Niger State Government, people, and families of victims, assuring them that the safe recovery of abducted individuals and arrest of perpetrators remained the top priority. Disu commended the state's police command for its swift response and support in providing operational vehicles, repairing Armoured Personnel Carriers, and welfare assistance for personnel.
He urged officers to continue intelligence-led and professionally coordinated operations, prioritizing victim and community safety. The command was assured of Force Headquarters' ongoing support to enhance logistics, mobility, intelligence, training, and operational capacity. Disu directed the command to strengthen inter-agency coordination and community engagement, focusing on collaboration with traditional rulers, religious leaders, community leaders, and other stakeholders.
The Deputy Governor thanked Disu for his personal visit, reiterating the state government's support for the police and other security agencies in protecting lives and securing the release of abducted individuals.
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