The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Olatunji Disu, has reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening discipline and accountability within the Nigeria Police Force.
Disu said police officers must remember that they serve the people of Nigeria.
He stressed that citizens remain the ultimate authority the police must answer to.
“I am bringing law and order to the table,” the IGP said.
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Additionally, he said officers must understand their duty to the public.
“I have made up my mind to ensure that my officers know we are working for the people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,” he added.
The police chief said Nigerians should be treated with respect and professionalism.
He also noted that citizens are the real employers of law enforcement officers.
According to him, police reforms must focus on restoring public trust.
Meanwhile, the leadership of the Nigeria Police Force has continued to emphasise discipline, professionalism, and service delivery.
Officials say these measures aim to improve policing standards and strengthen public confidence in law enforcement.
