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Dont Commit Suicide! Commissioner Tells Police Officers

The Commissioner of Police, Kebbi State Command, Alhaji Latif Abiodun Junaid, has charged the officers and ranks serving in the state not to commit suicide or be allowed to be killed while on active service but should pray for successful retirement so as to be alive to enjoy the fruits of their labour.

He gave this charge while addressing police formations in Bunza, Dakingari, Birnin Kebbi, Area command and 36 Mobile Barracks, saying “you must ensure your personal safety first so that you can provide an effective performance of protecting others.”

Mr Junaid advised the policemen to always be cautious. Though Kebbi State was relatively peaceful, he said, issues of security must not be taken with laxity saying, they must be at alert at all time to prevent any unpredictable situation as security cautiousness always prevented crime occurrence.

According to him, it had been a standing order that no police station must be allowed to be bombed or burnt, adding that any station that such happened, both the state commissioner and policemen on duty would be arrested and prosecuted, warning each policeman to remain at security alert of his environment

Kanyi Okeke

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