The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Disu, has visited the Minister of Police Affairs, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam, to discuss operational priorities, personnel welfare and infrastructure development.
The engagement underscored the importance of sustained cooperation between the Ministry and the Nigeria Police Force in strengthening internal security.
In his remarks, the IGP thanked the Minister for his continued support and sought further intervention in infrastructure, housing and funding to enhance the Force’s operational effectiveness.
He also highlighted pension and welfare concerns affecting serving and retired personnel, calling for sustained engagement towards lasting solutions.
The IGP further briefed the Minister on preparations for the 2027 General Elections, including ongoing personnel training and measures to address the security needs of persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups.
He noted that continued institutional support would strengthen the Force’s readiness to discharge its election-security responsibilities.
Responding, the Minister described the visit as timely and reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to supporting the Force’s operational development and reform priorities.
He commended the IGP’s efforts, stressed the importance of intelligence-led policing and highlighted interventions aimed at improving Police infrastructure and personnel welfare, including pension and insurance arrangements.
Earlier, the Permanent Secretary, Dr Anuma Nlia, welcomed the IGP and his team and assured them of the Ministry’s continued administrative support.
He noted that closer collaboration would help identify priority needs, strengthen service delivery and build public confidence in the Police.
The Nigeria Police Force reaffirms its commitment to sustained collaboration with the Ministry of Police Affairs towards improving personnel welfare, strengthening operational capacity and safeguarding lives and property across the country.
