Nigeria Police Intelligence School Reopened After A year Of Inactivity
This is to announce to the general public that the abandoned Nigeria Police Intelligence
School in Enugu State has been reopened
after a year of inactivity.
This was disclosed by the Acting Inspector
General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase, who
said that the reopening is part of his
administration’s resolve to enhance
intelligence driven-policing.
He went further and said, the intelligence school has been shut for the past one year and once you cannot drive the internal security management through intelligence, then,you will be groping in the dark.
Arase reiterated his warning against
mounting of road blocks in the country by
the force, adding that it would henceforth
hold Police Commissioners and Area
Commanders responsible for violation of
the order.
He also said that he had set up a monitoring
squad on illegal road block throughout the
federation as part of efforts to eliminate
corruption in the force.
The police boss said his administration
would not tolerate undue detention of
suspects in police cells.
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