IGP Disu Visits Edo State Government House, Delivers Keynote Lecture At ROTARY District 9141 Conference

IGP Disu Visits Edo State Government House, Delivers Keynote Lecture At ROTARY District 9141 Conference

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc (+), NPM, on Friday, paid a courtesy visit to the Edo State Government House, Benin City, where he held strategic discussions with the Executive Governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, on strengthening security collaboration, community safety, and ongoing policing reforms across the State.

During the visit, the IGP reaffirmed the commitment of the Nigeria Police Force to deepening partnerships with state governments, local communities, and critical stakeholders in addressing emerging security challenges through intelligence-led and community-oriented policing strategies.

The Inspector-General emphasized that effective policing requires sustained collaboration between the Police, government institutions, traditional authorities, civil society, and the public, noting that security remains a shared responsibility requiring collective action and trust-building at all levels. He also commended the Edo State Government for its continued support to the Nigeria Police Force.

Responding, Governor Monday Okpebholo commended the Inspector-General of Police for the ongoing reforms within the Nigeria Police Force, particularly efforts aimed at strengthening professionalism, operational efficiency, discipline, and community policing. The Governor reaffirmed the Edo State Government’s continued support for the Police, stressing that sustainable security can only be achieved through strong collaboration between government institutions, law enforcement agencies, and local communities.

As part of his engagements in Edo State, the IGP also delivered a keynote lecture at the Rotary International District 9141 Conference, where he spoke on the role of strategic partnerships, ethical leadership, and community engagement in advancing public safety and national development.
The IGP highlighted ongoing reforms within the Nigeria Police Force geared towards strengthening professionalism, improving public trust, enhancing operational accountability, and institutionalizing intelligence-led policing nationwide. He further stressed the importance of collaboration between law enforcement agencies and civic organizations in promoting peacebuilding, youth engagement, crime prevention, and social development.

The Nigeria Police Force remains committed to building stronger partnerships with governments, development organizations, professional bodies, and community stakeholders towards enhancing public safety and creating a more secure environment for all Nigerians.