AIG OSAGIE JOHN AGANS-IRABOR HOLDS LECTURE ON DISCIPLINE, PROFESSIONALISM AND HUMAN RIGHTS AT ZONE 3 HEADQUARTERS, YOLA.



By Alhassan Haladu Yola.


The Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of Zone 3 Command Headquarters, Yola, *AIG Osagie John Agans-Irabor, psc,* has delivered a lecture to officers and men of the Zone on discipline, professionalism, respect for human rights, and public trust, in line with the directives of the Inspector-General of Police, *IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM.


Police Public Relation Officer Zone 3 Yola SP Aminu Umar Bashir disclosed this in a statement made available to Newsmen in Yola.


During the lecture, the AIG addressed critical issues affecting effective policing, including the erosion of discipline within the Force, punctuality and lateness to duty, protection of the rights of suspects, violations of human rights, and illegal detention. He emphasized that genuine court orders must be respected and obeyed, while all officers must comply strictly with the Force's social media policy.


The AIG further stressed the need for officers to build public confidence through professionalism, accountability, courtesy, and respect for the rights and dignity of every Nigerian. He warned against intimidation, harassment, and other forms of unprofessional conduct by police personnel.


Addressing preparations for the 2027 General Elections, AIG Agans-Irabor charged officers to remain neutral, professional, disciplined, and impartial in the discharge of their duties. He also drew attention to the potential implications of protests and civil unrest in other countries, including France, urging officers to remain vigilant while respecting the constitutional rights of citizens to peaceful assembly.


Furthermore, the AIG directed that suspects who are sick or require urgent medical attention must be taken to appropriate health facilities for treatment, emphasizing that no suspect should be denied necessary medical care while in police custody.


He reiterated that discipline, respect for the rule of law, and adherence to established police procedures remain essential to effective service delivery and the protection of citizens' fundamental rights.


The lecture forms part of ongoing efforts to strengthen discipline, promote professionalism, enhance public trust, and ensure that personnel of Zone 3 Headquarters, Yola, discharge their responsibilities in accordance with the law and the core values of the Nigeria Police Force.


The Nigeria Police Force remains committed to protecting lives and property, upholding the rule of law, and providing professional, accountable, and people-oriented policing services to all Nigerians.

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