Fubara Charges New Rivers Police Boss On Fighting Crime …As Disu Assures Of Adopting Proactive Policing Strategy

Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, has charged the new Commissioner of Police in the State, CP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, to bring to bear his depth of experience and be thoroughly professional in fighting crime and criminality in the State.
The governor reiterated his commitment to working tirelessly to ensure the peace and development of the State as a leader who is for all.
This was contained in a statement by the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Media, Boniface Onyedi.
Fubara gave the charge on Monday when he received on a courtesy visit at Government House in Port Harcourt, CP Olatunji Disu, who has just assumed duties as the 45th Commissioner of Police in the State.
“We believe that your coming, not just as a new person but somebody who already understands Rivers State, is going to be an added advantage for us. And I want you to be professional”, he said.
Fubara promised support and cooperation of the state government to strengthen the capacity of the police to discharge on its responsibility.
“As you support the dream and aspirations of our President on his Renewed Hope Agenda, know that the state government has a listening ear. The government will not request for anything that is abnormal. The only thing government will request is fight crime justly, help to keep the peace and be fair to all”, he said.
Disu had earlier assured the governor of adopting a proactive policing strategy that will deplore efficient surveillance, mutual trust within the rank and file and from members of the public in protecting lives and property.
Disu further assured that he would devote his time to the task of making sure that there is an atmosphere of peace wherein Rivers people feel safer while making it difficult for criminals to operate.