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IGP Disu Seeks Safer Space For Creative Economy, Vows To Tackle Plateau Killings

Disu said police have made some arrests and will work with other security agencies and local communities to stop recurring violence.

  • On Wednesday, Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu visited Plateau State following recent deadly attacks that claimed at least 20 lives, pledging that the Nigeria Police Force would intensify security operations and bring perpetrators to justice.
  • The visit followed a wave of deadly attacks across the state, including the killing of nine passengers at Dungus Junction in Jos South Local Government Area, with separate incidents in Vodni and Tahoos communities.
  • Disu met with Deputy Governor Josephine Piyo at the Plateau State Government House, where he disclosed that police have made some arrests in connection with the violence, citing increased community confidence in providing information.
  • Piyo commended the new Commissioner of Police for peace efforts while appealing for the reactivation of the Mobile Police barracks in Gashish and increased deployment to Barkin Ladi, Riyom, and Bokkos.
  • During the visit, Disu delivered a lecture at the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, linking security to the growth of Nigeria's creative industries and advocating intelligence-led approaches to protect the Orange Economy.
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