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Police Commission Promotes Mba, 23 Others As AIGs, 33 CPs

by Ejike Ejike
2 years ago
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Police Service Commission (PSC) has approved the appointment of the commissioner of police, Mr Frank Mba, as assistant inspector-general of police.

Before his appointment, Mba was the commissioner of police, Ogun State command. He is a former force public relations officer, a position he held for three times.

Also, the PSC has appointed AIG Egbetokun Olukayode Adeolu as a deputy-inspector general of police and will be representing the South West geopolitical zone of the country.

Egbetokun will be replacing DIG Johnson Babatunde Kokumo who retired on March 15 this year.

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24 other commissioners of police were promoted to the next rank of assistant inspectors-general of police and 33 deputy commissioners of police to substantive commissioners of police.

The commissioners of police promoted to the rank of AIG are: Rabi Umar, former CP Force Education; Mathew Akinyosola, acting AIG Police Mobile Force; Jonathan Towuru, acting AIG zone 6, Calabar; Sylvester Abiodun Alabi, acting AIG zone 2; Akande Sikiru Kayode, acting AIG zone 11 Osogbo; Abimbola Adebola Shokoya; Christopher Adetokunbo Owolabi and Yusuf Chiromawa Usman, CP workshop.

Others are Yekini Adio Ayoku, CP Kaduna State command; Olofu Tony Adejoh, CP Eastern Ports, Calabar; Aliyu Garba, Force headquarters; Idris Dabban Dauda, CP Force headquarters; Yusuf Ahmed Usman, CP Admin, operations, DIG operations; Haladu Musa  Ros-Amson, Acting AIG FCID, Alagbon close, Lagos; Babatunde Babata Ishola, director staff college Jos; Alexander Nengi Wannang, Commandant Police Detective College in Enugu; Ari Mohammed Ali, CP Delta; Mamman Sanda Umar, CP Nigerian Ports Authority, Lagos; Sadiq Idris Abubakar, CP FCT; Emeka Frank Mba; CP Ogun; Benjamin Nebolisa Okolo, CP Bayelsa Command; Oyediran Adesoye Oyeyemi, CP Ondo Command; Babaji Sunday, Commandant Police College, Maiduguri and Arungwa Nwazue Udochukwu, CP DFA FIB, Force headquarters.

 

Spokesperson of the police commission, Ikechukwu Ani said the appointment and promotions were some of the highlights of the 19th plenary meeting of the commission which held in Abuja on Tuesday and presided over by commission’s acting chairman, Justice Clara Bata Ogunbiyi.

 

The commission also approved the promotion of 37 assistant commissioners of police to deputy commissioners, 118 chief superintendents of police to assistant commissioners, 316 superintendents of police to chief superintendents, eight assistant superintendents of police to deputy superintendents and 61 inspectors of police to assistant superintendents 11.

 

The PSC also considered and approved the confirmation and promotion of 4,449 assistant superintendents of police (ASP) 11 to the substantive rank of assistant superintendents of police, ASP 1.

 

It approved the promotion of other senior police officers for outstanding performance and recognition from community leaders.


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