CP Ayilara warns officers against unprofessional conduct

… seeks stakeholders’ collaboration in fight against crime

The Akwa Ibom state commissioner of Police CP Waheed Ayilara has warned officers and men under the command against unprofessional conduct in the discharge of their official duties.

He also called for strategic partnership from all stakeholders towards the prevention of crime in the State.

These positions were contained in a press release signed by ASP Timfon John and made available to newsmen on Monday July 8, 2024.

According to the release the Commissioner of Police had embarked on a tour of the 31 Local Government Areas in the state, Police commands and formation, met with stakeholders and deepened local intelligence in the process.

The tour started on the 15th of May and ended on July 4th,2024.

The release further stated that the commissioner had during the tour reiterated his commitment in providing security for lives and properties in the state assuring that his doors are always open for constructive criticism and contributions from the good citizens and public spirited individuals in Akwa Ibom State.

“I am in the State not as a master but a servant poised to serve diligently”

CP Ayilara also solicited the support of the Local Government Chairmen and stakeholders in curbing crimes in the State and maintained that the Police under his Command will continue to design and deploy strategic security measures to prevent crime in Akwa Ibom State.

The CP assured the communities that the Command under his leadership will continue to work towards safeguarding the rights of the citizens of the State by the Already established Police Complaint Response Unit within the Command.

“The purpose of this tour was to assess the conditions of the Divisions, engage with stakeholders, deepen Local intelligence and also meet with members of the communities in Akwa Ibom State”

After directly interacting with Police Officers within the Area Commands, Divisions and Formations, he assured them of management’s commitment in pursuing their welfare and urged them to continue to conduct themselves professionally.