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CP NNANNA SUMMONS ONITSHA DPOS, ORDERS STRONGER SUPERVISION AFTER HEAD BRIDGE INCIDENT

By Chizoba Njaka‎‎‎The Commissioner of Police, Anambra State Command, CP Nnanna Oji Ama, on Aug. 20, summoned the Area Commander

By Chizoba Njaka
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‎The Commissioner of Police, Anambra State Command, CP Nnanna Oji Ama, on Aug. 20, summoned the Area Commander and all Divisional Police Officers (DPOs) serving within Onitsha to his office in Awka for a high-level supervisory meeting following the incident recorded at Head Bridge, Onitsha, on Aug. 19.
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‎The meeting was part of the commissioner’s ongoing efforts to strengthen operational supervision, accountability and professionalism within the command, particularly in Onitsha, one of the State’s major commercial centres.
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‎During the meeting, CP Nnanna directed the DPOs to provide detailed briefings on the security situation and policing activities in their respective areas of responsibility. He particularly charged them to explain measures being adopted to prevent and address unprofessional conduct among officers and men under their command.
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‎The commissioner stated that any police officer found abusing the powers entrusted to him or engaging in conduct contrary to the professional standards of the Nigeria Police Force would face appropriate disciplinary action in line with established regulations.
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‎CP Nnanna reiterated his zero-tolerance stance against unprofessional conduct, stressing that no officer or group of personnel would be allowed to undermine the trust and confidence of members of the public in the Police Force.
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‎He further directed the DPOs to strengthen internal supervision, maintain effective command and control, ensure strict adherence to professional standards and promptly address genuine complaints from residents, traders and business owners within their areas of responsibility. The commissioner assured the people of Onitsha and the entire state that the command remains committed to providing effective, professional, accountable and people-oriented policing.
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‎He also encouraged members of the public to report security concerns and genuine complaints through the appropriate channels, including the Commissioner of Police’s dedicated WhatsApp line, 09169531886. CP Nnanna assured the public that all credible complaints received would be given the necessary attention and appropriately investigated.
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‎Chizoba Njaka is of the Ministry of Information and Value Reformation, Anambra State
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