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Strong Partnerships Needed For National Security—PSC

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The Chairman of the Police Service Commission (PSC), DIG Hashimu Argungu (rtd), has reaffirmed the commission’s commitment to promoting police accountability and professionalism through community engagement.

Speaking during the 41st anniversary celebration of the Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC), in Abuja, Argungu said the commission will continue to support initiatives that enhance transparency and professionalism within the Nigeria Police Force.

He was represented by the Commission’s Head of Press and Public Relations, Mr. Ikechukwu Ani.

The PSC Chairman said the Commission, as a constitutionally empowered oversight body,
DIG Argungu noted that the Commission’s shared goal “is to build a policing system that is people-centred, transparent and guided by the rule of law.”

He said the PCRC has, for over four decades, served as a vital bridge between the Police and the communities they serve.

“Your unwavering commitment to fostering trust, promoting mutual respect, and enhancing public confidence in policing has not only stood the test of time but has also become a cornerstone of community policing in Nigeria,” he told the members at the event.

According to him, “today, we do not only celebrate the legacy of the PCRC, but we also honour the countless achievements made possible through collaboration, dialogue and active citizen participation in crime prevention and peacebuilding efforts across the nation.”

Argungu described the strengthening of partnerships between the Police, the public and oversight institutions like the Commission as “a necessity for a safer, more secure Nigeria.”

He urged stakeholders to unite in action, saying, “let us continue to work together – Government, Police, Communities, and Civil Society to deepen trust, embrace innovation, and institutionalise community-driven approaches that make our neighbourhoods safer for all.”

The PSC Chairman congratulated the PCRC on its 41st anniversary and urged continued commitment to its mission. He encouraged stakeholders to reflect on the progress made and look ahead with renewed determination.

Strong Partnerships Needed For National Security—PSC is first published on The Whistler Newspaper

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