Adamawa police command promoted fifty nine police officers from the Rank of inspector to ASP.

 





By Abubakar Ibrahim Yola.


Adamawa State Police Command has decorated 59 police officers who were promoted to the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police ASP.


The decoration which took place at the Police Headquarters in Yola, featured families, friends and well wishers of the promoted officers who attended in their numbers to witness the event. 


The officers who were decorated by the Commissioner of Police CP Morris Dankombo, represented by the Deputy Commissioner of Police Investigation DCP Hamzat Tambai, urged the newly promoted officers to discharge their duties with diligence and dedication. 






Describing their new rank as a call to duty and more sacrifice,  Commissioner Dankombo said their promotion to such rank, was not  coincidence but rather a testament to their hardwork and commitment to duty, urging them to continue to exhibit good public-policing spirit for a more better, safer and crime-free society.


He therefore charged them to see the opportunity as an avenue to improve on their service to humanity and strengthen public trust on the activities of the police and promote the image of the command and the entire Nigerian Police Force by upholding the principles, values and the laws that characterize the service. 



Speaking on behalf of the newly promoted officers, ASP Jibrin Usman, appreciated the Police Service Commission, Inspector General of Police and the Adamawa State Police Command for ensuring their promotion to the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police and all that put hand to the attainment of their promotion.


About 59 police officers were promoted from the rank of Inspector to the Assistant Superintendent of Police ASP.

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