A delegation from the Police Service Commission (PSC) has lauded the Kano State Police Command for its sustained efforts in maintaining peace and order across the state.
The team, led by retired Justice Paul Galumje and retired Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG) Taiwo Lakanu, paid a courtesy visit to the Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim Adamu Bakori, at the Command Headquarters in Kano on Wednesday.
According to a statement issued by the Command’s spokesperson, SP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, Justice Galumje commended the leadership of the Commissioner for the visible improvement in the state’s security situation.
“We have been informed about the improved safety in Kano State, and this can only be attributed to the effective leadership and dedication of the Commissioner and his team,” the statement quoted him as saying.
He urged the officers to sustain their commitment to duty, describing their role in maintaining peace and order as crucial to the well-being of residents.
“We call on you to continue giving your best in service to humanity,” Galumje added, expressing appreciation for what he described as the “warm reception and hospitality” extended to the delegation.
Responding, the Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim Bakori, thanked the PSC delegation for recognizing the Command’s efforts and assured that his men would remain dedicated to protecting lives and property.
“It is a privilege to receive these distinguished personalities in my office,” Bakori said. “Under my watch, officers and men of the Command will continue to give their best in crime prevention, management, and control. We will not relent in ensuring the safety and security of all residents of Kano State.”