CP DANKOMBO RECEIVED 18 ASPs FROM POLICE ACADEMY, WUDIL


By Alhassan Haladu Yola.


Commissioner of Police, Adamawa State Command, CP Dankombo Morris,  has received eighteen (18) newly passed-out Assistant Superintendents of Police (ASPs) from the Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil, who have been posted to the Command.


Police Public Relation Officer Adamawa state Command SP Suleiman Yahaya Nguroje stated this in a statement made available to Newsmen in Yola.


The CP charged the officers to exhibit dedication, professionalism, and discipline, while shunning corruption and all forms of misconduct as they embark on their policing careers.


He noted that the addition of the officers will strengthen the Command’s manpower and further enhance its capacity to fight crime and criminality across the State.


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