A total of 337 Constables have been inducted into the Kogi State Police Command.
In a statement on Wednesday by the Kogi State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, SP William Ovye Aya, the event, which was attended by members of the command’s Management Team, and other senior police officers, marked the constables’ formal induction into the Command’s workforce.
Addressing the newly inducted Constables, the Kogi State Commissioner of Police, CP Miller Dantawaye emphasized on discipline, professionalism and integrity as core values that every police officer must uphold.
He encouraged the Constables to maintain a high level of personal and professional conduct, urging them to present themselves with dignity and respect in all engagements.
The CP further urged the Constables to package themselves in a way that commands respect, starting with the fear of God, adding that a disciplined officer cannot engage in corruption, and taking bribes which will only lead to consequences.
He added that their actions would define the kind of police officers they would become.
“Obey lawful orders, learn from your superiors, and do not allow yourselves to be influenced by bad elements within the force, because your career successes depends on your commitment to integrity and service,” he advised.
The Commissioner also addressed the importance of continuous development through training and capacity building for the Constables to advance their careers in the Force.
Kogi CP harps on discipline, inducts 337 Police Constables
