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PSC, NPF to set up joint committees to look into likely areas of friction

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The Chairman of the Police Service Commission, Dr. Solomon Arase, CFR, retired Inspector General of Police,  today Thursday, August 3rd, 2023, received in audience the acting Inspector General of Police, Dr. Olukayode Egbetokun who was visiting the Commission for the first time since his assumption of office.

The PSC Chairman and the visiting acting IGP had a one-hour fruitful discussion on several issues that will progress the two federal government Agencies in the area of advancing the security sub-sector of the nation.
The meeting agreed to set up Joint Committees to look into areas of likely friction in the operations of the two agencies.
The Meeting also agreed on the setting up of the  Recruitment Board that will include all the strategic stakeholders in future recruitment exercises.
The Commission and the Police also pledged that the welfare of Police Officers will be paramount henceforth.
The two leaders also decided to jointly work together to ensure that issues of discipline are handled expeditiously so that those found wanting are adequately punished and others not found wanting are freed to continue with their career progression. They also agreed to ensure that Police Promotions are prompt and based on merit, seniority, and availability of vacancy.
Dr. Arase said the Commission will continue to collaborate with the acting Inspector General of Police to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of the Nigeria Police.

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