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PSC Remains Committed To Supporting Initiatives That Strengthen Accountability Of Nigeria Police, Says Argungu

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The Chairman of the Police Service Commission, DIG Hashimu Argungu rtd, mni, has declared that the Commission, as a constitutionally empowered oversight body, remains committed to supporting initiatives that strengthen the accountability and professionalism of the Nigeria Police.

DIG Argungu noted that the Commission’s shared goal ” is to build a policing system that is people-centred, transparent and guided by the rule of law”.
He spoke at the occasion of the 41st anniversary celebration of the Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC), which was held today, Thursday, 8th May, 2025, in Abuja and where Mr. Ikechukwu Ani, Head of Press and Public Relations and Spokesman of the Commission, represented him.
The PSC Chairman also noted that for over four decades, the PCRC has been a vital bridge between the Nigeria Police Force and the communities they serve. “Your unwavering commitment to fostering trust, promoting mutual respect, and enhancing public confidence in policing has not only stood the test of time but has also become a cornerstone of community policing in Nigeria “, he told the Members at the celebration.
According to the PSC Chairman, “today, we do not only celebrate  the legacy  of the PCRC, but we also honour the countless achievements  made possible  through collaboration, dialogue  and active citizen participation  in crime prevention  and peacebuilding  efforts  across the nation “
DIG Argungu said, strengthening  the partnerships between the Police, the public and Oversight institutions like the Commission is not a mere aspiration- it is a necessity  for a safer, more secure Nigeria”
He remarked ” let us continue to work together  – Government, Police, Communities, and Civil Society  to deepen trust, embrace innovation, and institutionalize  community-driven approaches that make our neighbourhoods  safer for all”.
The PSC Chairman noted that as we reflect on the progress of community policing in Nigeria, let us also look ahead with renewed resolve.  He congratulated them on the remarkable milestone and prayed that PCRC continue to flourish in its noble mission.

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