The Commissioner of Police, Enugu State Command, CP Mamman Bitrus Giwa, has reiterated his unwavering zero-tolerance stance against unprofessionalism, corruption, and other unethical behaviours among officers of the Command. He made this known during an interactive town hall meeting with stakeholders in commemoration of the maiden National Police Day.
CP Giwa emphasized that he would not hesitate to deal decisively with any officer who engages in misconduct, disregards the ethical codes of the Nigeria Police Force, or violates citizens’ rights. He also solicited the continued support of the public, stressing that every individual has a critical role to play in ensuring a safer and more peaceful Enugu State.
The event, which featured remarks by the participants, panel discussions and a question-and-answer session, was held at the Rt. Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi Auditorium, Sports Club, Enugu. Distinguished attendees included the Governor of Enugu State, Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, represented by the Honourable Commissioner for Special Duties, Hon. Emeka Ajogwu, alongside the Governor’s Senior Special Assistant on Security Matters, Mr. Vincent Onyeabor.
Also present were heads of security agencies, religious and traditional leaders, market and transport union representatives, members of the Nigerian Bar Association, and the Nigerian Union of Journalists. Others included the Police Community Relations Committee, the National Human Rights Commission, civil society organizations, youth and student leaders, as well as senior police officers and men of the Enugu State Command.
