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IGP Deploys 436 Newly Recruited Constables For Election
IGP Deploys 436 Newly Recruited Constables For Election
The Inspector General of Police, Usman Alkali Baba, has stated that the newly recruited police constables will be deployed alongside other officers on election duties to ensure free, fair, and credible electoral processes in the country’s upcoming general elections.
The IGP made the announcement at the Police Training School in Ogida, Benin, during the passing out parade of 436 constables from the 2021 general intake from Edo and Delta States.
The presence of the constables, according to the Inspector General of Police, as represented by the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 5, Lawan Tanko Jemita, will supplement the existing officers.
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“It is noted, that after today’s event, all the graduating recruited constables will be deployed to complement officers on the forthcoming election security duties across the nation, in a bid to ensure a free, fair, and credible electoral process”, he said.
IGP Alkali said the government’s policy of recruiting ten thousand 10,000 Police Constables annually over three years shows the commitment of Mr. President to bequeathing to our beloved country a reformed and well-positioned Police Force with renewed capacity and commitment to attain its internal security mandate.
The IGP who said the recruitment exercise spread across all the local governments in the country, pointed out that the graduands would be posted to their various local governments to strengthen community policing.
“It should also be noted that the recruitment exercise was spread over the 774 Local Government Areas of the country with due regard to federal character considerations and in line with the directives of Mr. President.
“Following this directive, and in the attainment of our Community Policing goals, the recruits will all be posted back to their various Local Government Areas to further entrench the policing strategy of the Federal Government towards addressing communal crimes in their respective areas of purview”, he said.
“It is noted, that after today’s event, all the graduating recruited constables will be deployed to complement officers on the forthcoming election security duties across the nation, in a bid to ensure a free, fair, and credible electoral process”, he said.
IGP Alkali said the government’s policy of recruiting ten thousand 10,000 Police Constables annually over three years shows the commitment of Mr. President to bequeathing to our beloved country a reformed and well-positioned Police Force with renewed capacity and commitment to attain its internal security mandate.
The IGP who said the recruitment exercise spread across all the local governments in the country, pointed out that the graduands would be posted to their various local governments to strengthen community policing.
“It should also be noted that the recruitment exercise was spread over the 774 Local Government Areas of the country with due regard to federal character considerations and in line with the directives of Mr. President.
“Following this directive, and in the attainment of our Community Policing goals, the recruits will all be posted back to their various Local Government Areas to further entrench the policing strategy of the Federal Government towards addressing communal crimes in their respective areas of purview”, he said.
He admonished the graduands to exude a high level of discipline as the force has zero tolerance for indiscipline.
Earlier, Commandant, Police Training School, Ogida, Benin, ACP Bamidele Awoniyi, said two females and one male were dismissed from the training for misconduct.
“The shortlisted recruits reported at the Police Training School Benin on 23 July 2022 for training. The training commenced with the documentation and screening of 439 recruits; of which 149 are female and 290 are male.
“Edo State has 192, Delta State, has 246 and One from Oyo State. Two female and one male recruit were discharged from the training for misconduct, leaving a total of 436 who have successfully completed the training and are passing out today as Police Constables”, he said.
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