IGP DISU RECEIVES CHIEF OF AIR STAFF, STRENGTHENS NPF–NAF PARTNERSHIP ON JOINT SECURITY OPERATIONS
The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, today, Wednesday, 2nd September, 2026, received the Chief of the Air Staff, Nigerian Air Force, Air Marshal S.K. Aneke, DFS, on a courtesy visit to the Force Headquarters, Abuja, aimed at strengthening cooperation between the Nigeria Police Force and the Nigerian Air Force in addressing evolving security challenges.
The Chief of the Air Staff commended the longstanding professional relationship between both institutions and acknowledged the support of the NPF Air Wing to the Nigerian Air Force. He emphasised the need for sustained collaboration, particularly in joint operations, intelligence sharing and enhanced air support for Police operations.
Key areas discussed included aerial surveillance and reconnaissance, tactical deployment, medical evacuation, joint training and improved operational coordination in confronting terrorism, banditry, insurgency and other violent crimes.
In his remarks, the IGP reaffirmed the commitment of the Nigeria Police Force to deepening its partnership with the Nigerian Air Force through joint training, capacity building, intelligence-led operations and sustained operational support. He also stressed the importance of personnel welfare, effective command-and-control and coordinated security planning, particularly for major national events and the 2027 general elections.
The IGP further highlighted the need for enhanced protection of critical national infrastructure, improved logistics and response capabilities, as well as regular reviews of joint operational engagements to ensure greater effectiveness.
The NAF delegation included the Chief of Training, Air Vice Marshal A.Y. Dari; Chief of Operations, Air Vice Marshal P.N. Amadi; Chief of Air Intelligence, Air Vice Marshal N.N. Ananaba; Air Provost Marshal, Air Vice Marshal J.I. Ukeh; Chief of Administration, Air Vice Marshal A.A. Martins; Director of Operations, Air Vice Marshal A.O. Bamidele; Director of Public Relations and Information, Air Commodore E.A. Ejodame; Principal Air Staff Officer to the CAS, Air Commodore H.I. Eze; and Principal Staff Officer Coordination to the CAS, Group Captain F.O. Olanrewaju.
The Nigeria Police Force remains committed to strengthening strategic partnerships with sister security agencies, enhancing inter-agency coordination and building a more integrated security response capable of effectively protecting lives, property and national assets across the country.
CSP ANI INIEDU, anipr
Force Public Relations Officer
Force Headquarters, Abuja
2nd September, 2026
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I’m a Policeman, and by virtue of that, my LOYALTY is naturally for Nigeria and the President, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, until he STOPS being the President.
I am NOT a politician and I don’t have any candidate, but I owe the nation’s president my 100% loyalty. Now, if being LOYAL to the President is what you call “supporting the President”, then, SO BE IT! I owe you no apologies!
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A final year student of the University of Ilorin has dedicated his research project to the brave men and women of the Armed Forces of Nigeria.
From his early years in a military school to the completion of his degree in a civilian university, his connection to the military has remained unwavering.
In his dedication, he wrote:
_“This project is my salute to the heroes who fought to uphold the glory of our nation and keep the country from falling apart, and to the civilians who suffered in the process. They gave their lives so that others could live in peace.”_ 🫡🕊️🇳🇬
His gesture stands as a reminder of the sacrifices made by service personnel, and of the enduring impact of their service on future generations.
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I recently posted a picture from my visit to the office of the National Security Adviser. The reaction, both public and private, has been quite intense. Some people have read deep meaning into it, others have drawn their own conclusions, and a few have reached out with questions, assumptions, and unsolicited advice; and some seeking details they can never get not even with guns and daggers pointed to my neck or head.
Looking back, perhaps it was not the wisest decision. Yet I am glad I did. I got to see both sides of the reaction clearly, and in that sense the social experiment was successful. For this, I say, Bravo Moh!
I enjoy discussing politics. I follow governance closely and I am not shy about expressing my views on national issues, regardless of whose ox is gored. What I do not enjoy, however, is being publicly associated with politicians or high-ranking public figures aimlessly and purposelessly. This is not because I visit such offices in secret or try to hide my movements. It is simply a matter of principle. I hold my principles and my purpose very tightly. Neither praise nor vilification has the power to pull me away from them.
I have said this repeatedly, and I will say it again: I do not desire political appointments, and I have no ambition to contest elections into any office in this country. If that ever changes, it will only be by the will and destiny of Allah. What I will never do is turn down opportunities that will make my impacts towards building a nation I long to see succeed, if not for anything but to put shame to its enemies and haters.
For now, my focus remains clear and undivided. I am building a legacy in my chosen field, one that my children and the generations after them will look at with pride. A legacy born of labour, sacrifice, and the quiet determination to crawl so that those who come after me can walk and eventually fly.
I am not at anyone’s mercy. I am content with the little I earn through honest work. What I truly crave is the realisation of the destiny Allah has written for me.
Everything else is secondary. What I know for sure is: I am a brand and that’s on period!
Thank you.
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