Nigeria’s security problems surmountable, says IGP
11 November 2015 |
4:43 am
AMIDST the spate of kidnappings and general insecurity in the land, the Inspector General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase has charged police officers in the country to stay strong and discharge their duties with the fear of God. IGP Arase specifically alluded to the efficacy of prayers in tackling the problems, with a special task…
AMIDST the spate of kidnappings and general insecurity in the land, the Inspector General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase has charged police officers in the country to stay strong and discharge their duties with the fear of God.
IGP Arase specifically alluded to the efficacy of prayers in tackling the problems, with a special task to the rank and file to be bold and committed to the task of policing the nation in a proactive manner to reflect the wind of change blowing across the federation.
This, according to the police chief would make the nation to witness peace, progress and tranquility especially now that the economy demands that all hands are on deck to make the nation a truly developed state that would be the envy of the investors.
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