New FCT Commissioner Disu Assumes Office, Pledges To Tackle Insecurity
New FCT Commissioner Disu Assumes Office, Pledges To Tackle InsecurityThe newly appointed Commissioner of Police for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Olatunji Disu, has pledged to tackle the security challenges facing the nation’s capital. Upon assuming office as the 32nd FCT Police Commissioner on Monday, Disu promised to work relentlessly to improve the security situation in the territory.
Disu emphasized that his administration would adopt a strict zero-tolerance policy towards crime. “I am fully aware of the security issues in the FCT and the efforts of my predecessors to maintain peace. My goal is to build on this foundation and enhance security across the territory,” he said.
He sent a firm message to those who threaten the peace in the FCT, stating, “My tenure will uphold a zero-tolerance approach to crime. We will remain steadfast in our mission to protect the community, ensuring that law enforcement is both effective and respectful of citizens’ rights.”
Disu also highlighted the importance of collaboration with various stakeholders, including local organizations and community leaders, to address security concerns. “We will work closely with stakeholders to develop innovative strategies that tackle security issues. Your input and feedback will play a vital role in our approach,” he added.
In addition, Disu promised to leverage modern technology to boost the command’s efficiency. He said, “We will incorporate tools such as data analytics and surveillance systems to enhance our operational effectiveness and response times. Strengthening our intelligence-gathering capabilities will also be crucial in preventing and addressing potential threats.
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