The Nigeria Police says the Force will prioritize innovation in technology and operational strategies in 2025, learning from experiences.
The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Egbetokun, made this known while in a strategic meeting with senior police officers of the Nigeria Police Force at the Goodluck Ebele Peacekeeping Hall in the Force Headquarters, Abuja.
IGP Egbetekun is reviewing the achievements of the Force in the year 2024 while outlining strategic plans for innovation and adaptability as the Force prepares for the challenges of the coming year.
In his words, “We acknowledged the hard work and dedication displayed by police officers throughout the year, particularly the significant accomplishments in crime reduction and community engagement noting the importance of collaborative efforts in fostering trust between the police and the public.
“In the year under review, the Nigeria Police Force recorded major successes in tackling crime, leading to the arrest of 30,313 suspects for various heinous offenses, the recovery of 1,984 assorted firearms, 23,250 rounds of ammunition of varying calibers, and the rescue of 1,581 kidnapped victims.”
The IGP also encouraged senior officers to embrace modern tools and progressive practices that enhance the Force’s effectiveness in crime prevention and investigation.
“As the nation approaches the festive season, the Nigeria Police Force is poised to implement the necessary measures to ensure a peaceful and secure environment for all citizens.”
The IGP reiterates the Nigeria Police Force’s commitment to strengthening its partnership with the public, ensuring safety, and fostering a culture of accountability.
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