The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun has ordered the implementation of regular and continuous reorientation courses dedicated to enhancing administrative skills within personnel of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF).
With a firm dedication to revitalising the NPF and aligning it with contemporary global standards, IGP Egbetokun emphasised the significance of ongoing training and skills development for police officers during the passing out parade of Special Protection Unit (SPU) personnel at the five-day retraining program held at the Peace Keeping Hall, FHQ, Abuja.
The Police Public Relations Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, who made this known in a statement issued on Thursday noted that the comprehensive training program encompassed essential topics, such as the roles and principles of administration, the fundamental duties of administrators, and extensive practical exercises on basic weapon handling techniques, musketry, and combat craft essentials.
“The Inspector-General of Police has once again emphasized his directive to all Police Commands and Formations to implement similar training programs. This involves conducting extensive training and retraining exercises, along with orientation on Policing Ethics and Professional Conduct, to promote behavioural and attitudinal changes among the ranks of the Force.
“This initiative is part of the IGP’s broader vision to incorporate Policing Ethics and Professional Conduct as a continuous training subject for every Police Officer. The Inspector-General has mandated that each Police Officer participate in a course on this topic at least once annually, thereby, reaffirming his commitment to boosting the efficiency of the Nigeria Police Force in a rapidly evolving society, aiding the Nigeria Police Force in carrying out its duties seamlessly,” ACP Adejobi stated.
According to him, a substantial contingent of over 360 officers from the Nigeria Police Safe School Protection Squad are involved in an ongoing specialised training at the Police Mobile Force Training Camp, Ende Hills, Nasarawa State.
The spokesperson said that the training framework has been carefully formulated to equip the officers with the critical skills and knowledge needed for effective service in their designated roles.
He stressed that the training program serves as a testament to the commitment of the police to prioritising the safety and security of all educational institutions across the country.
