Efforts Underway To Rid Kwara Of Criminals, Says Ilorin Emirate Security Consultative Forum
The Ilorin Emirate Security Consultative Forum, led by the Retired Assistant Inspector General of Police Adisa Bolanta, has embarked on a mission to tackle criminal activities in Kwara State. In a courtesy visit to the Kwara State Controller of Corrections, CC Adeyinka Adebayo Oyun, the forum expressed its intention to collaborate with the Correctional Service in order to ensure the safety of life and property for citizens in the state.
During the meeting, the retired AIG emphasized the importance of establishing a crime-free environment in Kwara State, allowing its residents to sleep with peace of mind. The committee also revealed that it had engaged in strategic discussions and intelligence gathering with the State Commissioner of Police and other security agencies.
The visit was made in light of the success achieved in Lagos State, where collaboration between various security agencies led to the expulsion of criminals from the state. The forum reiterated that Kwara has no place for criminal elements, employing proactive measures to ensure their eradication.
The Ilorin Emirate Security Consultative Forum includes Retired Assistant Inspector General of Police Tunde Babaita, Retired Controller of Corrections Aliyu Baba Usman (Secretary of the Committee), Retired Colonel Abdul Kareem Mohammed, and Alhaji Abdullahi Ibrahim (Chairman of the State Police Community Relations).
The Controller of Corrections welcomed the forum's visit and pledged full cooperation and support towards achieving their goals.
By Adegbulugbe Philip Olumide (ANIPR), Public Relations Officer, Nigerian Correctional Service, Kwara State Command.
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