Oyo Gets First Female CP As IGP Redeploys 21 Police Commissioners [Full List]

'Dotun Akintomide
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Oyo State now has its first female Police Commissioner, Ngozi Onadeko as the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, ordered the redeployment of 21 Commissioners of Police to new commands and formations in the country.

The develpoment was contained in a statement dated January 11, signed by the Deputy Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Aremu Adeniran.

Adeniran said the redeployments were with immediate effect.

Those affected include CP Adeleke Bode who was posted to Kebbi State; Philip Maku (Special Protection Unit, Force Headquarters, Abuja); Ali Aji (Sokoto); Ohikere Idris (Armament, FHQ, Abuja); Daniel Sokari-Pedro (Commandant, Police College, Ikeja) and John Amadi (Port Authority Western, Lagos).

Others are Ngozi Onadeko (Oyo); Mohammed Aliyu (Enugu); Haladu Musa (Border Patrol, FHQ, Abuja); Sikiru Akande (Cross River); Aliyu Garba (Ebonyi); Abubakar Bature (Airport command); Yusuf Ahmed (Department of Operations, FHQ); Aliyu Alhaji (Adamawa); and Frank Mba (Force Public Relations) and others.

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