Nigeria Police Force NigerState Command

25/10/2025

NIGER STATE POLICE COMMAND
25th October, 2025

CRIME BULLETIN

TEN PERSONS ARRESTED FOR THUGGERY IN MINNA/KOTANGORA, SUSPECTED CANNABIS/WEAPONS/OTHER ILLICIT SUBSTANCES RECOVERED.

In continuation of the Police Command's clampdown on thuggery and other vices in the State, on 23rd October 2025 at about 2.30pm, Police operatives attached to 'A' Div Kotangora conducted a sting operation at Tudun-Wada area of Kotangora and three suspects were arrested;
- Abdullahi Abdullahi 22yrs
- Fahad Abubakar 19yrs
- Nasiru Aliyu 28yrs, all of Tudun-Wada area, Kotangora
The suspects were arrested with a large quantity of suspected cannabis, two knives, and a pair of military trousers. Investigation is ongoing

Earlier on 21 - 23 October 2025, Police operatives attached to Central Police Station Minna raided some hideouts within Minna metropolis such as Angwan-Sarki, Kuta road, Sabon-Gari, Ogbomosho area, Baida and parts of Makera, where the following persons were arrested;
- Hamza Dauda 28yrs of A/Dani
- Hussain Sanda 25yrs of A/Dani
- Sani Hassan 22yrs of S/Gari
- Danlami Garba 25yrs of S/Gari
- Saidu Hassan 19yrs of Baida
- Musa Umar 21yrs of Limawa
- Hassan Usman 25yrs of A/Sarki
They were also arrested with suspected cannabis, sh**ha pots and pipes and other illicit substances. All suspects charged to court on October 24, 2025

(2) TWO ROBBERY SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN MAJE, WHILE FLEEING FROM ROBBERY SCENE IN BIDA

On October 22, 2025 at about 6.45pm, Police operatives attached to Maje Div intercepted and arrested two suspects;
- Aliyu Salihu 25yrs
- Jibrin Ndako 22yrs, both of Barkin-Saleh, Minna
The suspects were arrested at Tungan-Shanu area of Maje with a white unregistered Lucky motorcycle.

During investigation, it was revealed that the two suspects, armed with cutlasses had robbed a student in his lodge in Bida of the motorcycle, four handsets and a sum of forty thousand naira on same date at about 2.30am. The suspects confessed to the crime and said that they were escaping to Kogi State before the arrest.

The exhibits recovered include the motorcycle, four handsets, two ATM cards and a sum of seven thousand naira remaining from the forty thousand robbed. They have been transferred to SCID Minna for further investigation.

(3) ARREST OF A SUSPECTED MOTORCYCLE SNATCHER

On October 24, 2025 at about 7am, Police operatives attached to Chanchaga Div intercepted and arrested one Saidu Aliyu, an adult of Kpakungu area of Minna with a Bajaj motorcycle suspected to be stolen.

He was arrested along Chanchaga-Paiko road with the motorcycle, as he couldn't give satisfactory account of himself. During investigation, it was revealed that the motorcycle was snatched from a victim around Maitumbi area of Minna. The suspect is under investigation.

(4) THREE SUSPECTS ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY, CRIMINAL TRESPASS, HOUSE BREAKING AND THEFT.

On October 17, 2025 around 4pm, based on a direct complaint received at Bosso Div from two victims at Shanu village via Bosso, three suspects were arrested;
- Abdulkarim Nawah
- Nafiu Mohammed
- Abdulrazak Aminu, all of Shanu village via Bosso
During investigation, it was ascertained that the suspects trespassed to a yam farm in the village and stole tubers of yam worth over sixty thousand naira. Similarly, they were also reported to have broken into a residence within the area on October 11, 2025 and stole two phones valued over four hundred thousand naira.

In the course of interrogation, they confessed to the crime and stated that the phones were sold to one "2Baba" in the same village, but presently at large, while twenty-three tubers of yam were recovered. The suspects were charged to court for prosecution on 21/10/2025.

SP W. A ABIODUN
PPRO
Niger State Command

23/10/2025

NIGER STATE POLICE COMMAND
23rd October, 2025

CRIME BULLETIN

TWO SUSPECTED ARMED ROBBERS ARRESTED, TWO OTHERS FOUND IN POSSESSION OF DANGEROUS WEAPONS, ILLICIT DRUGS AND SUSPECTED STOLEN ITEMS

In continuation of the Niger State Police Command efforts to combat crime and criminality in the State, Police operatives of Anti-thuggery unit conducted a series of raids in Suleja and its environs, and on October 17, 2025 at about 11p.m two suspects were arrested;

- Chikile Stephen Ifesinachi 37yrs of Efab Estate Dakwa, Suleja
- Naziru Nasiru 19yrs, also of Dakwa

The suspects were arrested at their adjoining shops located behing Kamba Plaza, Dakwa Suleja, having been suspected of aiding and abetting thuggery in the area. Exhibits recovered from the shops include;
- 4 Machetes and 2 knives
- 4 Sim cards
- 4 ATM cards
- 1 I.D Card and 1 Voters card belonging to separate individuals
- Smoking apparatus (Sh**ha pots)
- Other illicit drugs
- Cash sum of over two hundred thousand naira ( #200,000)

The ATM cards, Sim cards and the I.D cards were found in a bag and other illicit substances found in the possession of Stephen who owns both shops. He failed to give a satisfactory account of these items found in his possession, and claimed that the bag belonged to one alleged soldier known only as "Daddy" who left the bag in his shop as collateral due to failure to pay for services rendered for over nine months.

Naziru, who operates the adjoining shop leased to him by Stephen, was found in possession of four machetes and two knives, claimed that the machetes belonged to some miscreants who sighted Police operatives, ran away, and dumped the weapons in front of his shop. He further claimed to be using one of the machetes/knives for self-defence. The two suspects are in custody, undergoing investigation with a view to uncover more facts and they will be charged to court soonest.

Similarly, on October 19, 2025 at about 1am, while in continuation of routine patrol, one Lukman Umar 23yrs of APC Quarters 1, Suleja was found, about to be lynched by mob, having taken a meal at a stall around Kantoma bridge area, and he attempted to flee without payment. Police operatives of the unit immediately intervened and the suspect was rescued and arrested.

In the course of investigation, the suspect confessed to being a member of a robbery syndicate dealing in vehicles, motorcycles and phone robberies around the area. He also mentioned other members of his gang as; Saifullahi Ibrahim 34yrs of APC Quarters, Lawali, Garba and Ayuba.

Further investigation led to the arrest of Saifullahi Ibrahim at his residence in Dakwa with recovery of three locally fabricated revolver guns, and two knives. Both suspects also said they usually disguised themselves to be members of the community's vigilante as cover up.

Investigation is still ongoing with a view to identifying and arresting other members of the syndicate after which they will be prosecuted accordingly.

(2) FIVE THUGGERY SUSPECTS ARRESTED, ANOTHER FOR THEFT OF MOTORCYCLE IN MINNA

On October 18, 2025 at about 4pm, Police operatives attached to Chanchaga Div raided some black spots in Korokpan area of Chanchaga and five thuggery suspects were arrested with dangerous weapons and suspected cannabis. The suspects are;
- Jonathan Samuel 20yrs
- Aminu Moh'd Yusuf 20yrs
- Mustapha Ibrahim 18yrs
- Usman Mohammed 18yrs
- Ibrahim Tanko 20yrs, all of Korokpan

Exhibits recovered include two scissors, one knife, and some quantity of suspected cannabis. All suspects have been transferred to SCID Minna for further investigation and diligent prosecution.

In addition to this, on October 20, 2025 around 11am, Police operatives of the same Div intercepted and arrested one Abubakar Sadiq Idris 25yrs of Limawa area, Minna with a suspected stolen motorcycle. He was intercepted around Pogo and during interrogation, it was revealed that the suspect trespassed into a residence in Rahama area of Bosso and stole the motorcycle on October 12, 2025

He dismantled some parts of the motorcycle, such as the indicators, chain cover, side covers, side mirrors, battery and starter relay to avoid easy identification of the motorcycle. He later traveled to Paiko with the said motorcycle. On his way back, he was intercepted and he couldn't give a satisfactory account of himself.

(3) FOUR ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY, THEFT OF MOTORCYCLE AND RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY.

On October 18, 2025 at about 6pm, based on information received at Maje Div, that one Mohammed Mohammed 28yrs and Mohammed Abubakar 30yrs both of Lokoja, Kogi State moved two unregistered motorcycles from Kogi State to Kaduna road via Bakin-Iku, seeking for buyers.

Two persons; Suleiman Lawan 21yrs and Mustapha Aminu 20yrs both of Kaduna road bought the motorcycles. One of the motorcycles was recovered from Mustapha Aminu who confessed that he bought the Jicheng motorcycle from the two suspects at the rate of three hundred thousand naira. All suspects were arrested, and under investigation in Maje Div, while efforts are being intensified to recover the second motorcycle.

(4) ARREST OF ESCAPED INMATE IN SULEJA

Earlier on October 15, 2025 at about 8.30pm, Police surveillance team attached 'B' Div Suleja, while on routine patrol along Suleja-Madalla road, intercepted one Jemilu Ibrahim of Timber-shed area, Kwata Madalla with a containing some illicit substances and other suspected stolen items such as ATM cards, and Phones.

A preliminary investigation revealed that he was involved in a robbery case with fi****ms, and prosecuted. He was discovered to be among inmates that escaped in 2024 as a result of the wall collapse at Suleja Correctional Center during the heavy downpour. The inmate has been transferred to SCID for onward transfer to the Correctional Center.

SP W. A ABIODUN
PPRO
Niger State Command.

21/10/2025

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19/10/2025

NIGER STATE POLICE COMMAND
19th October, 2025

CRIME BULLETIN

FIVE SUSPECTS ARRESTED FOR THUGGERY, DANGEROUS WEAPONS/CANNABIS RECOVERED IN MINNA

In continuation of the fight against thuggery and other social vices in Minna, on October 18, 2025 at about 9pm, Police operatives attached to 'A' and 'B' Div conducted raids of blackspots at Tudun-Natsira, Baida, Angwan-Kaje, PZ Area, Sabon-Gari, Abdulsalam quarters, and parts of Gwari-market in Minna. During the raid operation, the following persons were arrested;

- Yunusa Yusuf of Angwan-Kaje arrested with suspected cannabis
- Mubarak Lawan MBK also arrested with suspected cannabis
- Aliyu Magaji of PZ Area was arrested with a sword, a machete and scissors
- Ibrahim Kabiru of Saiko
- Abdullahi Yusuf of Gurara arrested with 20wraps of suspected cannabis.

All suspects are under investigation and they will be charged to court for prosecution, while monitoring and raid operation continues.

(2) NINE PERSONS ARRESTED FOR CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY, HOUSE BREAKING, THEFT AND RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY

Recently on August 27, 2025 at about 3pm, a report was received at Bosso Div from Bosso Low-cost area which indicated that on August 24, some unidentified hoodlums broke into a house within Bosso Low-cost area and stole four steel doors, two burglary proofs, twenty-four windows, about twenty-four metres borehole cable, and twelve bags of cement.

Based on diligence investigation and technical intelligence, the following five suspects were arrested in connection to the crime within the month of October, 2025;
- James Peter 22yrs
- Abdullahi Sani 26yrs
- Abubakar Moh'd Abba 17yrs
- Umar Usman Tasha 34yrs
- Aliyu Usman Tasha 27yrs all of Bosso area, Minna.

The suspects confessed to the crime and sold the steel doors to one Nasiru Umar 35yrs of Angwan-Kanawa and Gambo Alhaji 35yrs of Saiko at the rate of #17,000 and #18,000 respectively. The burglaries were sold to Suleiman Isah 25yrs and Usman Mohammed 23yrs, both of Hayin-Gwari. The four receivers were also arrested at different locations.

Parts of the items recovered include two doors, four windows and one burglary. However, investigation was concluded and all suspects were charged to court on October 13, 2025.

(3) THREE SUSPECTED PHONE SNATCHERS/ROBBERS ARRESTED IN KURE MARKET, MINNA

On October 12, 2025 at about 3.30pm, a distress call was received at GRA Div from Kure Market that some suspected miscreants who usually use unregistered tricycle to dispossessed/snatch phones from unsuspecting members of the public were sighted around the market.

The Police patrol team of the Div moved to the scene, rescued and arrested three suspects;
- Hassan Abdullahi 19yrs of Abdulsalam motor-park area.
- Abubakar Ali 25yrs of Chanchaga
- Kalipha Bashiru 21yrs of Bosso.

Other victims appeared at the Police station with packs of their phones and identified the suspects to be responsible for incessant snatching of phones around the market, and other thuggery incidents. The suspects are under investigation and will soon be charged to court for prosecution.

(4) SEXAGENARIAN ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF MOTORCYCLE IN K'GORA

On October 12, 2025 at about 11.45am, the Police patrol team attached to 'B' Div Kontagora with vigilante members intercepted and arrested one Mohammed Sani 63yrs of Tungan-Gero, Mashegu LGA.

The suspect was arrested at Tugan-kawo village in the process of stealing a Bajaj motorcycle. He was found with a bunch of motorcycle keys which he used to steal motorcycles. He confessed to the crime and the owner of the motorcycle was later identified, while the suspect was charged to court for prosecution.

(5) STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERED ALONG KADUNA ROAD.

On October 16, 2025 at about 7am, a report received at Maje Div indicated that a white Golf vehicle with Reg. No. RSH 442 FD was stolen by an unknown person from where it was parked at Hayin-Kaduna. The Police patrol team of the Div mobilised and embarked on a search for the vehicle along Maje-Dikko Junction to Kaduna road.

Fortunately, the said vehicle was found abandoned along Kaduna road and it was recovered to the Police station. The complainant was contacted, and he confirmed the vehicle to be the stolen vehicle. Investigation is ongoing to identify the perpetrator.

(6) A SUSPECT ARRESTED FOR CYBERCRIME OFFENCES, OBTAINING MONEY BY FALSE PRETENCE

Similarly on October 16, 2025 at about 6pm, Patrol team attached to Maje Div while on routine patrol along Kaduna road, intercepted one Victor Ugwu 18yrs of Easy life street, Kaduna road in a public argument with one Peter of the same area. When questioned, Peter stated that within last year, he contacted Victor to link him with a lady who is Victor's colleague at work.

Surprisingly, Victor chose to dress like a lady, took self pictures and forwarded to Peter through social media, requested for money. During investigation, a search was conducted in Victor's house, a wig and female clothes were recovered.

He confessed that he shared the pictures to his contacts on Facebook and Tiktok for a dating scam, and to also achieve one thousand viewers and followers for monetisation. Case under further investigation.

SP W. A ABIODUN
PPRO
Niger State Command

17/10/2025

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CYBERCRIME CRACKDOWN: POLICE SECURE CONVICTION OF ADDITIONAL 59 FOREIGN NATIONALS INVOLVED IN MAJOR INTERNET FRAUD SYNDICATE IN NIGERIA

In furtherance of the Nigeria Police Force’s sustained efforts in combating all forms of cybercrimes and safeguarding national security, the Nigeria Police Force through its National Cybercrime Centre has recorded another milestone with the conviction of an additional fifty-nine (59) foreign nationals, in continuation of the prosecution of members of a high-profile international cybercrime syndicate uncovered in Abuja in November 2024.

On Saturday, 3rd November 2024, acting on credible and actionable intelligence, operatives of the Nigeria Police Force National Cybercrime Center, carried out a well-coordinated cyber-operation on a building located in Jahi, Abuja. The operation, which formed part of a broader national cybercrime crackdown, led to the arrest of one-hunded and thirty (130) suspects, comprising one-hundred and thirteen (113) foreign nationals of Chinese and Malaysian origin and seventeen (17) Nigerians. These individuals were implicated in various cyber offences, including large-scale internet fraud, sophisticated hacking operations, and other cyber criminal activities capable of undermining Nigeria’s national cybersecurity.

Following meticulous investigations and the presentation of robust digital forensic evidence in court, twenty-one (21) of the accused persons were earlier convicted and sentenced on 1st August 2025, while an additional five (5) were convicted in September 2025. With the most recent conviction of fifty-nine (59) others, the total number of convicted suspects now stands at eighty (85), as prosecution of the remaining suspects continues.

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, Ph.D., NPM, reaffirms the unwavering commitment of the Nigeria Police Force to intensifying the fight against all forms of cybercrime. He emphasizes that these convictions send a strong and clear message to both local and international cybercriminal networks that Nigeria will not serve as a safe haven for cybercriminal enterprises.

IGP Egbetokun further assures members of the public that the Force will continue to leverage cutting-edge technology, strengthen international collaborations, and sustain diligent investigative and prosecutorial processes to dismantle organized cybercrime networks and bring perpetrators to justice.

CSP BENJAMIN HUNDEYIN, anipr, mipra
Force Public Relations Officer
Force Headquarters, Abuja.

16th October, 2025

15/10/2025

The training and retraining program of women police continues, as women police drawn from DFA, DOPS, SCID and Tactical teams were sensitized and refreshed on social media policy, discipline, dress codes, marriage and policing, as well police ethical standards. The program took place at the Officers' Mess, Minna on 14th October, 2025.

13/10/2025

NIGER STATE POLICE COMMAND
October 13, 2025

CRIME BULLETIN

FOUR SUSPECTS ARRESTED FOR BREACH OF TRUST, CONSPIRACY AND THEFT OF MOTORCYCLES

On 2nd October, 2025 at about 10pm, Police operatives of Central Police Station, Minna intercepted one Ibrahim Musa 20yrs of Garam village via Bwari, FCT. He was intercepted at Gwari Market, Minna with a Bajaj motorcycle and he could not give a satisfactory account of himself. He was immediately arrested and taken to the Police station.

Further investigation revealed that the suspect absconded with the motorcycle from Bwari FCT to Minna for over a month, while the owner was searching for him. It was confirmed that the owner bought the motorcycle for the suspect for commercial purposes within Bwari, but surprisingly he ran to Minna with the motorcycle.

During interrogation, he claimed that he came to Minna to visit his relatives in Maikunkele area of Minna for over a month, and he didn't inform the motorcycle owner. He also blocked the owner's phone number from having access to him. However, the motorcycle owner was invited and he confirmed the theft, while the suspect was charged to court for prosecution.

Similarly on 3rd October, 2025 at 12pm based on a direct complaint that a victim entrusted his Jincheng motorcycle and a phone to one Yusuf Adamu 17yrs of Limawa area because he was feeling unwell, but since then, the said Yusuf absconded with the motorcycle and the handset.

Upon the receipt of this complaint and fortunately, during a raid of blackspot within Limawa, the said Yusuf Adamu was arrested and he confirmed that the motorcycle and the phone were handed over to him, but he sold it through one of his friends in Maitumbi. Further investigation led to the arrest of two other suspects with the recovery of the motorcycle.

The two others are
-Salisu Musa 19yrs of Sayako
-Hussaini Salisu 19yr of Tudun-Fulani
All suspects have been charged to court for prosecution.

(2) A SUSPECT ARRESTED WITH A LOCALLY MADE PISTOL, ONE LIVE CARTRIDGE IN BORGU LGA

On 9th October, 2025 at about 4.50pm, Police patrol team attached to New-Bussa Div with vigilante members while on routine patrol along Luma-Wawa road, intercepted and arrested one Yahaya Dashu 40yrs of Daba area, New-Bussa with a locally made pistol and one live cartridge.

During interrogation, he stated that the pistol belonged to him and it was for his personal protection. He claimed that he bought it from a blacksmith in Babana, Borgu LGA. However, the suspect has been transferred to SCID Minna for further investigation and prosecution.

(3) A SUSPECT ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED CULPABLE HOMICIDE.

On 13th October, 2025 at about 8.30am, a distress call was received at Maje Div that one Shuaibu Adamu 26yrs of Kaduna road and member of hunters group shot one Adamu Saidu 46yrs at Suleja junction with a locally made revolver gun.

The Police operatives of the Div rushed to the scene and discovered that the said Adamu Saidu, a driver was shot at the back. He was immediately rushed to general hospital Suleja for treatment, while Shuaibu was arrested with the gun. The suspect is under investigation.

SP W. A ABIODUN
PPRO
Niger State Command.

13/10/2025

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PRESS RELEASE

NIGERIA POLICE FORCE ENTERS A NEW ERA OF STRENGTH AND PROFESSIONALISM

…as National Assembly Passes Police Institutes Establishment Bill and Nigeria Police Trust Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2025

The Nigeria Police Force has recorded yet another significant milestone in its ongoing reform and modernization efforts, as the National Assembly has passed the Police Institutes Establishment Bill and the Nigeria Police Trust Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2025 into law.

These landmark legislations represent a historic step toward enhancing professionalism, ensuring sustainable funding, and improving welfare within the Force. Together, they provide a solid legal foundation for building a modern, accountable, and well-equipped police institution that meets the security needs of a dynamic society. The new laws will usher in far-reaching changes across key areas of policing in Nigeria.

The Police Institutes Establishment Act provides for the consolidation and modernization of all police training and research institutions across the country. It strengthens their administrative framework, expands their academic capacity, and ensures that training curricula reflect global standards in law enforcement, leadership, investigation, technology, and community policing. With this Act, the Force can now coordinate professional training more effectively and prepare officers for the complexities of modern-day policing.

The Nigeria Police Trust Fund (Amendment) Act, on the other hand, fortifies the Force’s financial and administrative structure, ensuring greater fiscal transparency, accountability, and sustainability. It guarantees consistent and well-managed funding for operations, logistics, training, equipment, and welfare — key factors that have long limited the full realization of the Force’s operational capacity.

Together, these legislations address decades-long gaps in training, infrastructure, and funding that have constrained police effectiveness. They will transform the Police’s institutional framework, enabling training schools and colleges to upgrade infrastructure, adopt modern technologies, and establish exchange programmes and research collaborations with reputable local and international institutions.

The reforms also place strong emphasis on officer welfare and motivation, providing for improved conditions of service, enhanced health and insurance benefits, and better housing and career development opportunities — all designed to inspire a new era of professionalism and ethical service delivery.

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, Ph.D., NPM, commends the leadership and members of the National Assembly for their patriotic commitment to strengthening the Nigeria Police Force through this crucial legislative intervention. He also expresses deep appreciation to the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for assenting to the Bills, describing the move as a strong demonstration of the administration’s resolve to modernize and professionalize policing in Nigeria.

The IGP assures Nigerians that, with this renewed legal and institutional framework, the Force will redouble efforts to elevate its training standards, nurture world-class officers, and consolidate ongoing reforms to deliver efficient, accountable, and citizen-focused policing services nationwide.

This development, he notes, is not only a milestone for the Nigeria Police Force, but also a victory for national security, professionalism, and public trust.

CSP BENJAMIN HUNDEYIN, anipr, mipra
Force Public Relations Officer
Force Headquarters, Abuja.

13th October, 2025

11/10/2025

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11/10/2025

NIGER STATE POLICE COMMAND
11th October, 2025

CAPACITY BUILDING; IN-HOUSE TRAINING INTENSIFIED, AS WOMEN POLICE WERE REFRESHED ON DISCIPLINE AND ETHICAL STANDARDS

In continuation of the in-house training and retraining of the Niger State Police Command as directed by the Commissioner of Police, Niger State Command CP Adamu Abdullahi Elleman, mnips. The Women Police in the Command were not left out in this regard, hence ACP Leticia Onwuchekwa, Assistant Commissioner of Police Administration led a team of resource persons; including CSP Ebi Kosipre, CSP Jude Akaeze, and ASP Amdo Bulus to Minna Area Command Office on 9th October, 2025.

The team mobilised women police within Minna Area Command, where the team leader ACP Leticia Onwuchekwa sensitised the female personnel on marriage and policing, discipline, professional dress code within and out of the Force, as well as ethical standards. CSP Jude Akaeze lectured the women extensively on social media policy of the Force, and the consequences of non-compliance to the policy.

Gender and patriarchal concepts were also discussed, and supportive roles through self-empowerment, personal growth and development and other opportunities that can be explored for economic growth and development. The Area Commander, ACP Tor-Anyin Daniel who was represented by his 2i/c CSP Aliyu Amos appreciated the Commissioner of Police and the resource persons for such opportunity where the female personnel were reminded and refreshed of these concepts.

SP W. A ABIODUN
PPRO
Niger State Command

11/10/2025

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10/10/2025

NIGER STATE POLICE COMMAND
10th October, 2025

NIGER STATE POLICE COMMAND CELEBRATES 2025 CUSTOMER SERVICE WEEK

-Assures of commitment to continue to serve the public better, in terms of security and even personnel welfare

The Commissioner of Police, Niger State Command CP Adamu Abdullahi Elleman, mnips celebrates customer service week for the year 2025 with assurances that the Police Command shall continue to improve on its services and ensuring that adequate security is provided for members of the public, as their safety is our priority.

He also assured Police personnel that their welfare is one of the cardinal points of the IGP's policies, through various internal social welfare schemes such as the NPF Pensions Ltd with the following services; 25% equity mortgage, RSA fund management, Retirement benefits administration, Investment advisory, Additional voluntary contribution, Pre & Post retirement planning, and Management of retirement saving account.

Other facilities under Insurance are; Group Life Assurance, IGP Family Welfare Scheme, NPF Welfare Insurance Scheme and Group Personal Accident Insurance Scheme. He stated that this is in addition to other welfare facilities such as the housing schemes under Police Cooperative and Police Mortgage Bank. He noted that all these and more are for the benefits and care of Police personnel.

The CP also appreciated members of the public, Nigerlites and residents for their cooperation and partnership with the Police Command and urged them not to relent in this regard through intelligence sharing and prompt reporting of incidents in our environment. He wishes the public happy customer service week and should always provide feedback to the Command towards ensuring quality service delivery.

SP W. A ABIODUN
PPRO
Niger State Command