How Meeting Tinubu In 1998 Transformed Egbetokun’s Life

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How Meeting Tinubu In 1998 Transformed Egbetokun’s Life

Inspector-General of Police Kayode Egbetokun revealed on Tuesday how his life was profoundly transformed after meeting President Bola Tinubu in 1998. Egbetokun spoke during the launch of a book in his honor titled *Readings in Policing, Peace, and Security* in Abuja…… CONTINUE READING 

 

 

 

 

Egbetokun expressed gratitude to God for his survival and career achievements, attributing his success to divine mercy. He shared that his encounter with Tinubu had a significant impact on his life, noting that the positive changes were evident within 24 hours. However, he chose to reserve more details for a future occasion.

In 1999, while serving as a Deputy Superintendent of Police, Egbetokun was appointed Chief Security Officer to Tinubu, then the governor of Lagos State. After Tinubu became President in May 2023, he appointed Egbetokun as Inspector General of Police, succeeding Usman Baba.

Egbetokun, who is set to retire in September at age 60, may have his tenure extended due to recent amendments to the Police Act, which allow the IG to serve their full term regardless of the retirement age, sparking speculation about Tinubu’s plans.

The book launch highlighted Egbetokun’s contributions, with the President, represented by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume, praising the book as a tribute to Egbetokun’s dedication to justice and security. Tinubu emphasized Egbetokun’s exemplary service during his tenure as Governor and commended the Society for Peace Studies and Practice for recognizing excellence in internal security management. The publication is anticipated to be a valuable resource for law enforcement professionals in Nigeria.

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