Police Releases Postings For DIGs, AIGs , Anambra Former CP Now Force Intelligence Bureau AIG

                 

 The Acting Inspector General of Police, Suleiman Abba, has endorsed the posting of eight Deputy Inspectors General of Police and 28 Assistant Inspectors General of Police to various departments, Zonal Commands and Formations.

A statement on Saturday by the Force Public Relations Officer, Emmanuel Ojukwu, said the postings were with immediate effect.

Some of the DIGs whose postings were released included Dan’Azumi Job Doma, who is the Force’s number two man and designated as the second-in-command at the Force Headquarters, Abuja; Hilary Opara, who is to oversee the Department of Finance and Administration; Sotonye Leroy Wakama, who will supervise the Department of Operations; and Mamman Ibrahim Tsafe, who is in charge of Logistics and Supply.

The others DIGs are Solomon Erase – Department of Criminal Investigation; Saliu Argungu Hashimu, Department of Training; Kakwe Christopher Katso, Department of Research and Planning; and David Omojola, who is in charge of the Department of Information and Communication Technology.

For the AIGs, Sule Mamman is to serve as Force Secretary; Ballah Nasarawa to oversee Force Intelligence Bureau; Kalafite Helen Adeyemi will be going to the Police Staff College, Jos, Plateau state as Commandant; Adisa Baba Bolanta will head the Police Academy, Kano as Commandant; Tambari Muhammed is in charge of Zone 1; Zone 2 will be headed by Umaru Manko, the present Commissioner of Police in Lagos State; while Mohammed Jinjiri Abubakar heads Zone 3, Yola.

AIG Adeola Adeleke Adeniji will oversee Zone 4 in Yola, Adamawa State; Musa Abdulsalam Daura goes to Zone 5, Benin City, Edo State; Mark Adamu Idakwo heads to Calabar, Cross River State to oversee Zone 6; Joseph Mbu will stay in Abuja, where he is at present the Commissioner of Police of the Federal Capital Territory Command, to head Zone 7; and Christopher Terhrem Dega will oversee Zone 8, with headquarters in Lokoja, Kogi State.

Other AIGs posted included Usman Akila Gwarry who will head Zone 9 in Umuahia, Abia State; Bala Hassan, the Commissioner of Police in Sokoto State will move up to occupy the headship of Zone 10, with base in Sokoto; Ambrose Aisabor is to head Zone 11 in Osogbo, Osun State; Mohammed Gana is in charge of Zone 12, Bauchi; and Adewale Adeniji is to oversee the Maritime Police at the FHQ in Abuja.

AIG Edgar Tam Nanakumo is in charge of the Force Animal Branch; Sabo Ringim Ibrahim heads Border Patrol at the FHQ; Chintua Amajor-Onu oversees Investments at the FHQ; Lawal Tanko is in charge of Federal Operations; Felix Osita Uyanna is the head of the Police Mobile Force at the FHQ; while Joel Kayode Theophilus heads the Force Communications at the FHQ.

The remaining postings for the AIGs are Ibrahim Maishanu, who is in charge of Information Technology at the FHQ; Godfrey Okeke, who is to supervise Research and Planning at the FHQ; Yahaya Garba Ardo as the head of Counter Terrorism Unit at the FHQ; Wilfred Eje Obute heads Armament at FHQ; and A. J. Abakasanga will be in charge of the Special Protection Unit at the FHQ.

Ojukwu said Abba charged the newly-posted officers to to bring their experience to bear on their new postings.

Abba equally urged the public to partner closely with the force in its determination to ensure improved safety and security of our country.