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Nigerians Charged to Support Police for a Safer Society

The Public Relations Officer of the Nigeria Police Force, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, in a video shared on the force’s official Facebook page, thanked Nigerians for their support in ensuring a safe Nigeria in 2024.
He then went further to charging Nigerians to continue the support in 2025. Adejobi stated that a safe and secure society requires collaboration between the police and citizens.
“As 2025 begins, we want you to continue supporting the Nigerian police. A safe Nigeria requires a police-citizens partnership,” he explained.
He also encouraged Nigerians to be law-abiding and actively involved in maintaining security by reporting unusual activities in their environment. “See something, say something,” he said.
He concluded by assuring Nigerians of the Nigeria Police Force’s commitment to delivering improved services this year, urging continued cooperation for a better and safer society.
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