Nigeria’s Acting Inspector-General Mr. Muhammed Adamu has appointed six new deputy inspectors-general of police.
According to PREMIUM TIMES, police sources disclosed that the new DIGs were named on Monday morning.
The new DIGs, who were elevated from assistant inspectors-general, are Mr. Usman Tilli Abubakar, who joined the police from Kebbi State in February 1986; Mr. Abdulmaji Ali, who joined the police from Niger State in February 1986; Mr. Taiwo Frederick Lakanu, who joined the police from Lagos State in February 1986 and Mr. Godwin Nwobodo, who joined the police from Enugu State in 1984.
The remaining two new DIGs who were elevated from the rank of police commissioners are: Ogbizi Michael, former Abia State police commissioner, and Ibrahim Lamorde, a former chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission who hails from Adamawa State.
Their respective portfolios would be announced later on Monday by the Police Service Commission.
Their elevation comes a day after Mr Adamu retired seven DIGs who were his senior in order to pave way for the constitution of a new management team with whom he could work comfortably.
Mr Lakanu was the Force Secretary until his appointment.
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