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Re-dedicate yourself to country, uphold human rights - Police charge newly decorated officers (photos)

- The acting Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mohammed Adamu, has charged the newly officers to renew their passion in service to the country

- The police spokesman, DCP Frank Mba, was among the officers that were decorated with new ranks

- Others officers decorated are ACP Igbafe Afegbai and SP Atiku Ibrahim

The acting Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mohammed Adamu, has charged the newly promoted officers to rededicate themselves to serving the country and to continue to uphold the fundamental rights of Nigerians.

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A statement by the deputy force spokesman, Aremu Adeniran, a chief superintendent of police on Thursday, April 4, in Abuja, said that the IGP gave the charge while decorating the force spokesman, DCP Frank Mba, with his new rank, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.

Adeniran said that other officers decorated with their new ranks were ACP Igbafe Afegbai, second in command, Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and SP Atiku Ibrahim, Personal Assistant (PA) to the IGP.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that the Police Service Commission (PSC) approved the promotion of 8,916 senior police officers to their next substantive ranks.

The spokesman of the commission, Ikechukwu Ani, said in a statement on Sunday, March 31, that the approval followed the meeting of the commission held in Abuja,

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It was also gathered that he said the commission approved the promotion of three commissioners of police to the next rank of assistant inspectors general of police. They are: Jona Jackson Mava, Olushola Babajide David and Titus Sumba Larmode.

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