The Kano State Police Command has received three d delegations at the Command in furtherance of the Command’s commitment to collaborate on security enhancement, and public enlightenment in a statement by the Spokesperson of the Command Abdullahi Haruna KIYAWA sent to thetentaclesnews.com.ng
While receiving the Sub-Security Committee of Kano State Chamber of Commerce,
the Chairperson Hajia Aisha Sulaiman Baffa, In her remarks, highlighted that the trade fair is the second most attended event in the state, after the Sallah festivities,where she solicited security support to ensure seamless activities during the event.
Aisha qoated as she briefed the Police Commissioner_”We pay this visit to intimate you on our upcoming event and seek your support and collaboration to ensure a smooth and secure trade fair,”
In response, CP Bakori expressed the Command’s readiness to provide comprehensive security support, emphasizing that security is a collective responsibility. adding that “We will engage with you professionally, offer the necessary advice, and ensure your event is adequately secured,” the CP assured.
On the same day the Command play host to the Special Adviser to the Executive Secretary, Head of Monitoring Department and also the National Coordinator of NHRC/UNCHR, National Human Rights Commission, Dr. Benedict Agu, together with the Kano State Coordinator, National Human Rights Commission, Mr Shehu Abdullahi also at the Command headquarters
The visit was aimed to strengthen the existing relationship between the Commission and the Police Command, particularly in areas of training and collaborative activities focused on human rights promotion.
Dr. Agu expressed the Commission’s desire to deepen synergy and partnership, noting that the importance of joint efforts in protecting and promoting human rights.
In his response, CP Bakori reaffirmed the Nigeria Police Force’s commitment towards upholding human rights, stating, “The protection and promotion of human rights remain a core responsibility of the Police. We will continue to cooperate fully with the Commission to achieve this goal.”
Equally the Commissioner Bakori hosted the Station Manager and representatives of Dala Radio FM, 88.5 Kano, for a media interaction.
The discussion centered on the security situation in Kano State, with an emphasis on public enlightenment and sensitization on security-related matters.
CP Bakori re-emphasized the importance of media collaboration in educating the public on security awareness and fostering community-police relations.
The Commissioner thanked all the delegations for their visits and expressed the Command’s commitment to sustained collaboration with all stakeholders. He emphasized that partnerships with organizations such as the Kano State Chamber of Commerce, the National Human Rights Commission, and media outlets like Dala FM are critical to ensuring peace, security, and public awareness in Kano State.
The Command remains resolute and dedicated to its mission of safeguarding lives and property, preventing crime, and maintaining public order while fostering trust and cooperation with all stakeholders.
