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PSC approves appointment of Abubakar as new DIG, promotes 122 other senior officers

The appointment of Mr Yahaya Abubakar, Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG), and the promotion of 122 senior police officers on Friday were approved by the Police Service Commission (PSC).

The Informant247 gathered that the Head of Press and Public Relations of PSC, Mr Ikechukwu Ani, in a statement issued in Abuja, said until he was appointed a DIG, Abubakar was the AIG in charge of Zone 14 Katsina.

He said the new DIG would represent the Northeast Geopolitical zone in the Police Management Team, replacing Mr Habu Sani, who recently retired as DIG Force Intelligence Bureau.

Ani said the 122 other senior police officers promoted were 10 Commissioners of Police (CP) to the next rank of AIG and 15 Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCP) to CP, adding that 36 Assistant Commissioners of Police (ACP) to DCP and 61 Chief Superintendents of Police (CSP) to ACP were also elevated.

He said the decisions were taken at the extraordinary Management Meeting of the Commission, presided over by the Chairman, Dr. Solomon Arase.

According to him, the 15 DCPs, 10 CPs and the newly appointed DIG appeared before the commission in session for the compulsory interactive promotion interview, a requirement for their promotion.

Ani said the PSC boss urged the officers to embrace the revolution in Information and Communication Technology in charting out pathways for effective policing and internal security management.

The spokesman said the PSC boss pledged the commission’s readiness to ensure that the promotion of officers and men was regular and predictable.

Ani said the CPs promoted to AIG were Ahmed Ammani, Mohammed Adamu, Gumel Usaini, Hamzat Ayinde, Okuoma Basil, Achinyan Fera, Baba Ibrahim, Mohammed Isyaku, and Margaret Ochalla.

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