Nigeria Committed To Tackling Crime, Terrorism, Minister Assures INTERPOL

Minister of Police Affairs, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam, has assured INTERPOL of Nigeria’s dedication to fostering effective partnerships with member-countries to tackle crimes, combating terrorism and maintain global peace as well as commitment to ensuring public safety and upholding the principles of justice.

The minister stated this in Vienna, Austria, where he is leading the Nigerian delegation comprising vice president Africa (INTERPOL), AIG Umar Garba (rtd); director, Police Inspectorate Department (PID) Mrs. Bola Blessing Aderele; head (INTERPOL, National Crime Bureau), AIG Lanre Bankole, and others to the 91st INTERPOL General Assembly, to commemorate the centenary celebrations.

The spokesperson of the ministry, Bolaji Kazeem, said in a statement, that the minister expressed optimism about the future prospects of international cooperation in combating crime and reiterated Nigeria’s commitment to working closely with Interpol and its member countries to ensure a safer, more secure world.

Gaidam acknowledged the pivotal role played by Interpol in promoting global security through its extensive network, data-sharing mechanisms, and operational support as well as funding of infrastructure in Nigeria.

Also, the press secretary to the minister, Osaigbovo Ehisienmen, who is attending the meeting in Vienna, said the minster also solidified Nigeria’s role as a responsible and proactive member of the international law enforcement community.

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The centenary celebrations of Interpol served as a moment of reflection and appreciation for a century of international collaboration in law enforcement.

Member-countries acknowledged the pivotal role played by INTERPOL in promoting global security through its extensive network, data sharing mechanisms, and operational support.

The 91st Interpol General Assembly commences with a renewed commitment from all member countries to work collectively in addressing the evolving challenges of crime in the 21st century. Senator Gaidam’s active participation in the event further solidified Nigeria’s role as a responsible and proactive member of the international law enforcement community.