The Police Service Commission (PSC) has approved the promotion of senior police officers to different ranks.
The Police Service Commission has approved the promotion of senior police officers to different ranks.Ani said the promotion was approved during the first plenary meeting of the new board of the commission.
In the list, eight commissioners of police were promoted to the rank of assistant inspector-general of police, while 15 deputy commissioners of police were elevated to commissioners of police.Also, 52 chief superintendents of police were promoted to assistant commissioners of police, 525 superintendents of police were elevated to the rank of chief superintendents of police, and 84 deputy superintendents were promoted to superintendents of police.
“The eight commissioners of police promoted to the next rank of Assistant Inspectors General of Police are CP Benneth Igwe, Commissioner of Police, Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Command; Suleiman Mohammed Abdul, acting Assistant Inspector General of Police, PAB, Force Headquarters Abuja; CP Augustina Nwuka Ogbodo, CP Ebonyi State Command; CP Stephen Olanrewaju, CP Admin, Works, Force Headquarters Abuja; CP Kenechukwu Onwuemelie, CP Abia State Command; CP Fayoade Adegoke Mustapha, CP Lagos...
“The 15 deputy commissioners of police elevated to substantive commissioners of police are: DCP Innocent Ifeanyi Emenari, DCP State CID Taraba State Command; DCP Betty Enekpen Otimenyin, DCP DFA, Zone 5 Benin; DCP James Iroegbunam Nwokolo, DC DFA, Edo State Command; DCP Felix Nka Oben, DC Federal Operations, Force Headquarters Annex Lagos; DCP Olusegun Eyitayo Omosayin, DC Armament, Directorate of Operations, Force Headquarters Abuja; DCP Ugobueze Ogbodo, Deputy Commandant, Police Detective...
Speaking on the promotion, Hashimu Argungu, PSC chairman, said the officers must continue to seek knowledge and be equipped to address the challenges of 21st century policing.Advertisement
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