Police graduates
have pleaded with the acting
Inspector-General of Police, Mr Muhammed
Adamu, to fulfil his promise
to ensure that they were upgraded
to the rank of Assistant
Superintendent of Police.
In a statement on their behalf by
Sergeant Abdulmajeed Lukeman on Tuesday,
the officers said they believed that Adamu’s tenure would
favour them.
The statement read in part, “In
December 2015 we passed through screening and examination and we were
shortlisted for upgrading to ASP based on
our educational qualifications.
“The examination and the
screening were done by the police
authorities in conjunction with
the Police Service Commission in various states and zonal commands. After the
screening, 50 successful candidates were shortlisted from each state.
“But our original confidential
files, service register and other sensitive documents have been in the custody
of the Department of Training and Development at Force Headquarters unattended to.”
They said Adamu’s appointment lifted their hopes
because of the professionalism he had
brought to the force.
The group recalled the IG
promised to reform the force and provide the right leadership.
They said, “We plead that you revisit the pending
the promotion of these intelligent and
focused inspectors, rank and file who strived through hard times to go to
school.
“This will motivate other younger
officers to improve themselves
educationally for the betterment of the Nigeria Police Force.”
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