NOT EVERY OPEN DOOR IS GOD'S WILL
There are certain things you can attract into your life through principles such as diligence. Diligence itself is a spiritual force that can bring many opportunities your way, including opportunities that are outside the will of God. However, the moment you choose to walk outside God's will, you also choose the consequences that come with it.
The fact that you are making progress or moving does not necessarily mean God is the One leading you. Always verify the source of your motion.
A mature believer does not simply ask God for things; a mature believer first examines the desires of their heart. You are free to have many desires, but wisdom demands that you test them to determine whether they are consistent with the will and purpose of God.
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A team from the IGP Monitoring Unit, Abuja, led by CSP Lami Patrick, paid a courtesy visit to the PCRC Rivers State Secretariat during their official assignment. The team highlighted its commitment to ensuring police accountability, efficiency, and restoring public confidence.
CONDOLENCE VISIT TO JULIET ISAAC: 20TH JULY 2026
The PCRC paid a condolence visit to Juliet Isaac (Welfare Secretary) following the death of her ex-husband and father of her three (3) kids. In the PCRC delegation were Dr Voke Emore (Chairman), Esimvie Osuamkpe (Deputy Secretary),
RETIREMENT VALEDICTORY SESSION FOR CORP COMMANDER I. E. UMOH, FRSC SECTOR 6.1, PORT HARCOURT: 25TH MARCH 2026
The Federal Road Safety Corps, Sector 6.1, Rivers State held a Retirement Valedictory Session for her outgoing Sector Commander, CC Inyang Edet Umoh,as he took a bow from
IGP Tunji Disu, a great ICT man and tracker. He once told me, Muyiwa a maa mu gbogbo won. (meaning, Muyiwa, we will pick all of them). During his time as Commander RRS in lagos, he played prominent roles in curbing crimes, and managing the popular End Sars violent protest, professionally, friendly, and maturedly. He really assisted me, then, as the PPRO Lagos. Soft spoken, but firm in policing. Guidance and protection always, boss.
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Ag. IGP OLATUNJI DISU ASSUMES DUTY AS THE 23RD INDIGENOUS INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE
Ag. IGP Olatunji Ridwan Disu psc has assumed duty as the 23rd indigenous Inspector-General of Police. He takes over from IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun (Rtd) PhD, NPM who served meritoriously as the 22nd Indigenous Inspector-General of Police from 19th June 2023 to 24th February 2026.
The Acting Inspector-General of Police, born on 13th April, 1966, hails from Lagos Island Local Government Area of Lagos State. His educational qualifications include: MSC Entrepreneurship, NOUN (2023); MSC Criminology, Security and Legal Psychology, LASU (2022); Advanced Diploma in Forensic Investigation and Criminal Intelligence, UNILAG (2019), MSC, Public Administration, Adekunle Ajasin University (2010), PGD International Relations and Strategic Studies, LASU (2000) and B.A English (Education), LASU (1990).
He joined the Nigeria Police Force as a Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police on 18th May, 1992, and brings to the office a wealth of operational, investigative, intelligence, and administrative experience garnered over decades of distinguished service in various strategic capacities across the country. Until his appointment, he was Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG), Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) Annex, Alagbon, Lagos.
Some of his other notable past postings include:
• Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG)
Special Protection Unit (SPU), Force Headquarters, Abuja
• Commissioner of Police, FCT Police Command, October
• Commissioner of Police (CP), Rivers State Police Command, November
• Commissioner of Police, Admin and Intelligence, Force Intelligence Bureau (FIB)
• Deputy Commissioner of Police Head, Intelligence Response Team (IRT)
• Commander, Rapid Response Squad (RRS) Lagos, 2015 – 2021
• Assistant Commissioner of Police, Criminal Investigation Department, Rivers State
• Officer in Charge, Anti-Kidnapping, Rivers State
• Officer in Charge, Special Anti-Robbery Squad, Ondo State/Oyo State, 2011 – 2014
• Divisional Police Officer, Ondo State, 2007 – 2013
• Officer in Charge, Training, Nigeria Police Peace-Keeping Department
• Directing Staff, Nigerian Police Academy, Kano
• Aide-de-Camp (ADC) to former Governor Lagos State
• Officer in Charge, Anti-Fraud, State Criminal Investigation Department, Katsina, 1993 – 1998
Ag. IGP Olatunji Disu is a member of the following associations and bodies: International Academy of Forensics; National Association of Investigative Specialists, United States of America (NAIS), Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM); and the International Association of Chiefs of Police.
He successfully led the first-ever Nigerian Police contingent to the African Union Mission in Sudan (AMIS) to quell the crisis in Darfur, Sudan, in 2005.
He was once National Chairman of the Nigeria Police Judo Association and has won his third black belt in Judo, with many other medals, including a silver medal at the 2022 US Open Judo Championships.
His track record of leadership, professionalism, and dedication to duty underscores his readiness to steer the affairs of the Nigeria Police Force at this critical time.
The Nigeria Police Force expresses profound appreciation to the immediate past Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, PhD, NPM (rtd), for his invaluable contributions to the growth, modernisation, and strengthening of the Force.
The new Acting Inspector-General of Police reassures officers and men of the Force, stakeholders, and the general public of his commitment to consolidating on existing reforms, enhancing internal security, strengthening community partnerships, and advancing the Force’s mandate of protecting lives and property in line with global best practices.
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I celebrate you, sir AIG Olufemi Abaniwonda on your remarkable retirement after an outstanding thirty-four years of meritorious service in the Nigeria Police Force.
Your career has been a shining example of discipline and professionalism. I remain deeply grateful for your mentorship and guidance. My visits to your office at the Force Headquarters were never just courtesy calls — they were moments of learning and invaluable wisdom. You always made time, always listened, and always guided.
As a fellow Lagosian, I am especially proud to celebrate you. Your impact goes far beyond rank or office; it lives in the many lives you have shaped, mine included.
Thank you for your service, your leadership, and your enduring influence. Wishing you a retirement filled with peace, good health, and well-deserved fulfillment. 🫡
STATE COMMAND HEADQUARTERS, PORT HARCOURT: 30TH JANUARY 2026
It was a ceremony filled with encomiums as DSP Moses Nnyam of the Police Public Relations Dept was sent forth at a retirement party held in his honour.
The PCRC was ably represented by the State Chairman (who though
I senator Ogbiruveta James Erhuvwu
I accompanied my principal officer senator Bestman,the senate president of the university of Port-Harcourt alongside other officials,we paid a familiarization visit to the rivers state chairman (PCRC) @emorev