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State police creation doesn’t mean abolition of NPF – IGP Disu

The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Olatunji Disu, clarified that the establishment of state police forces in Nigeria does not imply the abolition of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF). Speaking to police personnel in Jigawa, Disu assured officers that their ranks, employment status, pensions, and other benefits would remain intact. He emphasized that the reform aims to strengthen Nigeria's overall policing structure.

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State police creation doesn’t mean abolition of NPF – IGP Disu

The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Olatunji Disu, clarified that the establishment of state police forces in Nigeria does not imply the abolition of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF). Speaking to police personnel in Jigawa, Disu assured officers that their ranks, employment status, pensions, and other benefits would remain intact. He emphasized that the reform aims to strengthen Nigeria's overall policing structure.

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