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DIG Baba Zango assesses Northeast police instructions' preparedness for 2027 election

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The Deputy Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Baba Zango, who coordinates state police instructions within the North-East, has visited the Adamawa State Police Command as a part of his operational tour forward of the 2027 basic election.

The DIG was obtained by the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Osagie John Agans-Irabor, who’s the AIG accountable for Zone 3 Headquarters, Yola, alongside the Adamawa State Commissioner of Police, CP Kabir Hassan.

The DIG, assembly with Adamawa State Command’s administration workforce, dwelt on the operational priorities of the Inspector General of Police, IGP, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, in direction of making certain satisfactory safety earlier than, throughout and after the 2027 basic election.

The engagement targeted on strengthening operational preparedness, enhancing inter-agency collaboration, and selling professionalism amongst officers.

It additionally touched on making certain efficient deployment of personnel to stop electoral violence and different election-related offences.

The DIG spoke on the necessity for officers to be impartial and dedicated to their constitutional obligations whereas offering a safe atmosphere for eligible voters all through the electoral course of.

Speaking through the interplay, the state Commissioner of Police, Kabir Hassan, mentioned his command is dedicated to implementing the directives of the Inspector General of Police and making certain satisfactory safety throughout the state.

Daily Post experiences that Ibrahim Baba Zango who serves because the DIG accountable for Department of Research and Planning on the police headquarters in Abuja and coordinates safety operations within the North East geopolitical zone, hails from the Mayo Belwa Local Government Area of Adamawa State.

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