Kaduna CP charges new recruits on integrity, professionalism
The commissioner of police in Kaduna State, Rabiu Muhammad, has urged newly posted recruit constables to serve with integrity and professionalism.
According to a statement by the state police public relations officer, Mansir Hassan, on Friday, Mr Muhammad said the recruits who were groomed and trained at various police colleges in the country were welcome to the state to discharge their duties with integrity.
The CP said he had lectured the constables on the importance of ethical policing, professionalism, discipline, and dedication to duty.
He stated that the constables were posted to their respective local government areas as part of the community policing initiative to enhance police-community relationships and improve security.
Mr Muhammad urged the personnel to be committed to their duties and serve the community with integrity and professionalism.
He also emphasised the need for them to work in synergy with other security agencies to address security challenges in the state and promote peace.
Mr Muhammad expressed confidence that the newly posted constables would make significant contributions to the state’s efforts to combat crime and maintain law and order.
(NAN)
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