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Oyo Police Pays Tribute To Late DCP Akinade Adejobi

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It is with profound sadness that the Oyo State Police Command mourns the passing of Deputy Commissioner of Police Akinade Adejobi, who departed this world in the late hours of Saturday, April 5, 2025, after a courageous battle with illness.

DCP Adejobi was a dedicated law enforcement officer whose unwavering commitment to duty and service set a standard for all. Throughout his distinguished career, he demonstrated exemplary leadership, fostering collaboration and integrity within the Oyo State Police Command. His innovative strategies and focus on community-oriented policing strengthened the trust and bond between the Police Force and the communities they served, ensuring a safer environment for all.

Beyond his professional achievements, DCP Adejobi was a person of great warmth and compassion. He mentored and inspired younger officers, instilling in them the values of responsibility, ethics, and service. His approachable demeanour and genuine care for others made him a respected leader and cherished friend to many.

DCP Adejobi’s sudden death resonates deeply within the Nigeria Police Force and the communities he served and protected. His legacy will continue to inspire current and future generations of police officers, reminding us all of the importance of integrity, dedication, and compassion in our duties. His impact on the community is evident in his work with the Police Mobile Force Squadron at Ago-Are.

To his family, we extend our deepest condolences. May God grant you the fortitude to bear this immense loss. We hope you find comfort in the cherished memories of DCP Akinade Adejobi and the impact he made during his time with us.

Rest in peace, DCP Akinade Adejobi.

 

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