The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, on Tuesday, July 29, 2025, convened a strategic conference with senior police officers — from the rank of Commissioner of Police and above — at the Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Peacekeeping Hall, Force Headquarters, Abuja.
The high-level conference focused on adapting to the evolving security landscape, addressing complex threats, and reinforcing the Nigeria Police Force’s dedication to safeguarding all citizens.
During his address, the IGP commended the officers for their unwavering commitment, operational efficiency, and sacrifices made to ensure public safety. He highlighted notable achievements recorded by the Force over the past two months (June–July 2025), including Arrest of 5,488 criminal suspects for offences ranging from kidnapping, armed robbery, cultism, and homicide; Recovery of 316 assorted firearms and 2,884 rounds of ammunition; Retrieval of 216 stolen or unregistered vehicles; and Rescue of 170 kidnap victims, many from challenging terrains.
The IGP urged senior officers to renew their dedication to crime-fighting, emphasising that leadership is earned through impactful, lifesaving decisions. He stressed the importance of showcasing results across Commands and Formations to affirm the Force’s unwavering pursuit of public safety.
Furthermore, he charged officers to remain proactive in tackling emerging threats through intelligence-led policing and the integration of technology to bolster crime-fighting capacity.
Reaffirming his commitment to institutional reform, the IGP reiterated that improving the welfare of serving and retired officers remains central to his administration’s agenda.
The conference concluded with a unified resolve among senior officers to uphold the IGP’s policies and intensify grassroots engagement efforts — all in the collective mission to secure a safer Nigeria.
