FCT police strengthen safety at worship centres, urge residents to be vigilant

The Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Police Command has reaffirmed its dedication to strengthening safety at spiritual centres following inspections of police deployments at church buildings and mosques throughout the territory.

The Commissioner of Police, Ahmed Muhammad Sanusi, mentioned the safety measures had been aimed toward defending worshippers and sustaining public order throughout spiritual actions.

According to an announcement issued by the FCT Police Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh, police deployments at church buildings had been assessed on Sunday, 8 November 2026, following the same train at mosques on Friday, 6 November.

During the train, Sanusi assessed the operational readiness of officers and charged them to stay vigilant, skilled and attentive to potential safety threats.

The commissioner mentioned: “Public cooperation remains vital to maintaining security and public order across the FCT.”

He urged residents to stay security-conscious and promptly report suspicious individuals, actions or actions to the closest police station.

The commissioner urged residents to “continue to cooperate with the Police and other law enforcement agencies, remain security-conscious and promptly report suspicious persons, movements or activities.”