Adamawa State Police Command Celebrates NPF 2024 Servicom Week with Quality Interactive Session

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  • The Adamawa State Police Command held an interactive session at Jimeta Modern Market as part of the 2024 NPF Servicom Week, aimed at strengthening community-police relations and fostering trust.
  • Commissioner of Police Dankombo Morris emphasized the importance of public cooperation in improving security, with senior officers encouraging citizens to provide timely information for better service delivery.
  • The session highlighted the Command’s commitment to promoting community policing and improving police accountability, transparency, and conflict resolution.

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Adamawa State Police Command Celebrates NPF 2024 Servicom Week with Interactive Session

Adamawa State Police Command Celebrates NPF 2024 Servicom Week with Quality Interactive Session

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As part of the 2024 NPF Servicom Week, the Adamawa State Police Command hosted a one-day interactive session at Jimeta Modern Market aimed at fostering trust, confidence, and effective service delivery between the police and the public.

The event, held with the theme of strengthening community-police relations, provided a platform for open dialogue and feedback on policing services in the state.

In his opening remarks, Commissioner of Police Dankombo Morris, Psc (+), warmly engaged with stakeholders, allowing them to share their perspectives on the state of policing in Adamawa.

The CP emphasized the importance of community involvement and the need for continued cooperation between the police and the public to enhance security and service efficiency.

Adamawa State Police Command Celebrates NPF 2024 Servicom Week with Quality Interactive Session: Adamawa State Police Command

Senior police officers joined the CP in encouraging citizens to provide timely information that would enable the police to fulfill their mandate of protecting lives and property.

The Commissioner also instructed the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) to engage with the public in various locations, collecting feedback to improve police accountability, transparency, conflict resolution mechanisms, and the role of the community in maintaining law and order.

The interactive session marked a significant step in promoting community policing and ensuring that the Adamawa State Police Command continues to deliver quality services.

The Command reaffirmed its commitment to fostering a strong police-community partnership for the betterment of the state.

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