Fubara hails Disu’s professionalism, pledges support for police

Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara praised Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Rilwan Disu for his professionalism, expressing happiness that Disu had returned to the state in a higher capacity following his tenure as Commissioner of Police. Fubara recalled the difficulties Disu faced during his time in Rivers State during a period of political turmoil, and noted that Disu had remained dedicated to his responsibilities despite these challenges.

The governor emphasized that Disu's service to the state would be remembered in historical accounts of the administration. Fubara also acknowledged the upcoming challenges the country would face ahead of the 2027 general elections, and expressed confidence that Disu would be equipped to handle these difficulties. He pledged continued support and cooperation from the Rivers State Government in maintaining law and order.

Disu, for his part, expressed gratitude for the governor's support during his time as Commissioner of Police and for the assistance being offered to his successor. He described his visit to Port Harcourt as an opportunity to appreciate the governor and the people of Rivers State for their cooperation during his tenure, while acknowledging the vital role they played in maintaining peace.

Disu thanked Fubara and the security agencies for their appreciation of the support provided to the security sector in the state.