ministry of police affairs

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MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS

BY

NAVY CAPT. CALEB OLUBOLADE (RTD)HONOURABLE MINISTER OF POLICE AFFAIRS

15 MAY 2012

MINISTERIAL PLATFORM/MINISTERIAL PRESS BRIEFING

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Social Responsibility

Social problems

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MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS

BY

NAVY CAPT. CALEB OLUBOLADE (RTD)HONOURABLE MINISTER OF POLICE AFFAIRS

15 MAY 2012

MINISTERIAL PLATFORM/MINISTERIAL PRESS BRIEFING

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INTRODUCTION

The Ministry of Police Affairs is saddled

with the responsibility of formulating

policies that will ensure efficient and

effective policing of the country.

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INTRODUCTION Contd..

Mandate: “To administer the NPF in

such a manner that it operates at the

highest level of professionalism,

dedication and discipline to ensure

public safety and internal security of

the country”.

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Vision : “To provide political will and

administrative support for the NPF to

operate as an efficient, well motivated,

well equipped and people friendly

police”.

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Mission: “To formulate policies,

standards and practices as well as

maintaining institutions for the

training, deployment and growth of

professional police”.

Observed Inadequacies

• Dilapidated barracks, Police Stations and

transit camps.

• Inadequate police children’s schools, clinics

and recreational facilities.

• Defective training programmes.

• Inadequate technical equipment capacity

• Lack of trust between the public and the

police

• Poor service delivery by the police.

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9Dilapidated Police Barracks

Dilapidated Police Station 10

11Dilapidated Police Children School

Police Children’s School

12Dilapidated Police Children School

Police Barrack

13Dilapidated Police Barracks

Crimes

• Kidnapping

• Armed robbery

• Assassination

• Human Trafficking

• Terrorism

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Departments of the Ministry of Police Affairs

• Human Resources Management

• Planning Research & Statistics

• Police Inspectorate Department

• Police Service Department

• Finance & Accounts

• Procurement

• Special Duties(Under the office of the

Permanent Secretary)

Other units of the Ministry include Legal,

Internal Audit, Reform, Information and

Protocol. 15

Policing Goals

• Prevention of crime and protection of

lives and properties.

• Uphold and enforce the law.

• To combat public fear of crime.

• To promote community safety.

• To control traffic.

• To encourage respect for the law.

• To protect civil rights and liberties of

individuals.16

Organisation of the Nigeria Police

• 12 Zonal Commands

• 37 States Commands(Including FCT)

• 132 Area Commands

• 1130 Divisions

• 1600 Police Stations

• 2224 Police Posts

• 1591 Police Village Posts

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SCOPE • Policy formulation/ implementation

• Police Reform Programme

Implementation

• 2011 Appropriation of the Ministry of

Police Affairs.

• National Public Security Communication

System.

• Monitoring & Evaluation of Police

Projects, Programmes and Activities.

• Conclusion.

POLICY FORMULATION/

IMPLEMENTATION

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POLICY FORMULATION/ IMPLEMENTATION

Areas of Policy Review

–Recruitment;

–Training;

–Operation policy;

–Equipment procurement policy;

–Welfare policy which will include

health, housing and education;

–Public Information.

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POLICE REFORM PROGRAMME AND LEVEL OF IMPLEMENTATION

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POLICE REFORM PROGRAMME AND LEVEL OF IMPLEMENTATION

• Deliverables of the Reform Programme

• Formulation of a Strategic Framework for

the Reform Programme

• Transformation of POLAC Kano to a Degree

Awarding Institution

• Construction And Rehabilitation Works at

Police Staff College, Jos

• Police Professional Training

• Community Policing

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Observed Deficiencies• Quality and numerical strength of its

men;

• Standard of its operational manuals

and procedures;

• Welfare programmes and conditions of

service of its men;

• Weapon and equipment; and

• Image as perceived by Nigerians.

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Interim Implementation Committee of the Police Reform Programme

– His Excellency the Vice President

– A Governor from each of the Six Geo-political

Zones,

– Honourable Minister of Police Affairs,

– Honourable Minister of Finance,

– Honourable Minister of National Planning

– Honourable Minister of Justice,

– The National Security Adviser,

– The Inspector General of Police and

– Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Police Affairs

as Secretary.24

Challenges of the Reform Programme

• Lack of a strategic framework for

implementation;

• Absence of a legal framework to

mobilize support; and

• Inadequate funding.

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Deliverables of the Reform Programme

• Reform targeted an increase of Police

Population from the current 370,000 to

650,000.

• 90% of the Police Population to be

professionally well trained in modern

policing tactics and weapon handling

• The establishment of a Main Forensic

Laboratory in Abuja manned by well

trained personnel in modern forensic

science.26

Deliverables of the Reform Programme Contd..

• Preferential use of non-lethal weaponry in

riot control, with option to resort to live

ammunitions only in critical situations.

• Establishment of six Regional Forensic

Laboratories established in each Geo-

political Zone networked to the Main

Forensic Laboratory in Abuja and Force

Headquarters.

• A police Force that is well equipped with

modern operational equipment capable of

policing the Country from the air, land and

water. 27

Deliverables of the Reform Programme Contd..

• Supply and installation of Modern Digital

Trunking Communication network and

equipment deployed nationwide and an

intelligent criminal tracking system (e.g for

kidnapping).

• Provision of accommodation for 80% of Officers

and Men of the NPF in Modern and Befitting

facilities.

• Officers and Men properly kitted and equipped.

• A Police Force that is accountable to the

citizenry and respects Human rights.

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Only Forensic Science Laboratory in the Nigeria Police Force29

Achievements of the Reform

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• Formulation of a Strategic Framework

for the Reform Programme

• Transformation of POLAC Kano to a

Degree Awarding Institution

• Construction And Rehabilitation Works

at Police Staff College, Jos.

Pictures of On-going Projects.

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Two (2) Nos. Students Hostel under Construction Works


32Two (2) Nos. Students Hostel under Construction Works


33A Faculty Building Under Active Construction at POLAC, Kano


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Completed Rehabilitation Projects


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Honourable Minister with Permanent Secretary and Inspector-General

of Police inspecting on-going projects at Police Academy, Wudil, Kano

State.


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Honourable Minister with Permanent Secretary and Inspector-General

of Police inspecting on-going projects at Police Academy, Wudil, Kano

State.

Construction And Rehabilitation Works at Police Staff College, Jos. Contd..

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A fully Rehabilitated Rank & File Qtrs at PSC, Jos


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S/N

Training Programmes Venue No. of

Participants

Remark

1. Counter Terrorism and Rapid

Response Ila-Orangun 500

Concluded

2. Basic Intelligence Course -ditto 250 Concluded

3. Patrol Duties Operation

Course

-ditto 100 Concluded

4. Traffic Management Course Police Traffic

School, Lagos 200

Concluded

5. Train-the-Trainer Police College, Jos

100

Concluded

6. Intelligence Lead

Surveillance Course

Police College,

Lagos 650

Concluded

7. Curriculum Development CMD, Abuja 60 Concluded

8. Effective Leadership in

Public Protection, Inter-

vention, Mobilization and

Sensitization Training.

Abuja 50

Concluded

POLICE REFORM PROGRAMME AND LEVEL OF

IMPLEMENTATION

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• Community Policing

Other Projects Implemented Under the Reform Programme

• Supply of 50 Nos. Mercedes Benz

1518 personnel carriers with police

configuration and common equipment

• Supply of 400Nos Toyota Hilux 4x4,

Double Cabin Patrol Pickup Van with

police configuration and communication

equipment of which the 1st batch of 100

vehicles were delivered, commissioned

and deployed. 41

BMW Vehicles 42

Toyota Hilux 4x4, Double Cabin Patrol Pickup Van43

– 100 Nos Ford Double Cabin Pick-ups with

Police configuration and communication

equipment.

– Supply, installation and deployment of

hitech intelligence equipment for the

Nigeria Police in order to enhance the

operations in line with emerging security

challenges and threats.

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– In support of the Reform Programme, the CBN

through the Intervention Support Project for the

NPF procured 4 Nos Bell 412EP 1FR

Helicopters.

– Supply of 5 Nos customized Bell 412EP 1FR

Helicopters. With this delivery, the Nigeria

Police now has in its fleet 9 Nos Bell

Helicopters, and a Cessna Citation XW Aircraft

for high level command and control duties.

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Inspection of Helicopter 46

SOME OTHER PROJECTS IMPLEMENTED UNDER THE REFORM PROGRAMME

47A BELL 412 EP, IFR HELICOPTER

–Some quantity of arms and

ammunitions were also procured.

–Various types of Armoured

Personnel Carriers.

–Body Protection Armoured (Bullet

Proof Vests).

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Armoured Patrol Vans Commissioned


50Personnel Carriers Commissioned

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MotoTrbo 3601 Handheld Radio for the Nigeria Police

2011 APPROPRIATION OF THE MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS

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2011 APPROPRIATION OF THE MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS

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S/N Description Amount

Appropriated N

No of

Projects

Payments Made as

at Feb. 29th, 2012 N

1. Payment of outstanding

Liability on Upgrading of

12Nos. Police Primary

Schools-per Zone in Police

Barracks(Rehabilitation and

Provision of Recreation

Facilities)

50,482,741.00

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114,081,350.23

2. Upgrading of Nigeria Police

Academy, Wudil,

Kano(Outstanding Liability)

68,555,141.00

2011 APPROPRIATION OF THE MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS Contd…

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3. Spartans/Swat/Cougar APCs 4,007,498,490.00

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3,354,762,699.76

4. BMW 3 – Series 832,000,000.00

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831,250,000.00

5. R900/R1200 Bikes 215,000,000.00

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212,350,000.00

6. Hilux APCs 1,600,000,000.00

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1,503,772,883.92

7. Development of Police

Mobile Training Centre

Gwoza

500,000,000.00

2011 APPROPRIATION OF THE MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS Contd…

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8. Intelligence Lead Policing

Surveillance Course

443,213,296.00

9. Police College Iresaadu,

Kudan

1,000,000,000.00

10. Police Posts 531,855,956.00

11. Purchase of 20 Unit of

Rooms and Parlour at

Mararaba

138,781,164.00

12. Condor High Tech Non-

Lethal Equipment for Police

400,000,000.00

Total( MPA) 9,811,693,260.00 6,016,216,933.91

THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

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Components of the NPSCS

• The GoTA

• The E-policing Subsystem

• The Video Conferencing Subsystem

• The Coalition Emergency Response

Subsystem

• The Video Surveillance Subsystem


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Group photograph of Personnel of the NPF on

training


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Group photograph of the Hon. Minister & Personnel

of the NPF on training

PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOME COMPLETED COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PROJECT.

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External View of the FHQ, Abuja Main Switch Centre

showing a 90metres High Tower with Micro Wave Antenna.


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Switch Equipment at the FHQ, Abuja Main Switch Centre


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Video Surveillance Cameras Monitor at the FHQ, Abuja

Main Switch Centre.


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A Video Conference Terminal at the FHQ, Abuja Main

Switch Centre.


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External View of the Lagos State Command Main Switch Centre


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Switch Equipment at the FHQ, Abuja Main Switch Room.


66Video Conference Terminal at the Lagos State Command Main

Switch Centre.


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A 90metres High Tower with

Micro Wave Antenna at the Lagos

State Command Main Switch

Centre.

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Lagos Switch Room

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Challenges of the NPSCS

• Site acquisition and access to Sites.

• Provision of frequencies and

parameter requirements of project.

• Attitude to public infrastructures.

Achievements

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Achievements of the NPSCS

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S/N Activities Achievement

as at July,

2011

Achievements

as at April, 2012

Percentage

Completion as

at April, 2012.

1. No. of Sites for GoTa Acquired

and Accessed 372 660 98%

2. No of Base Transmitting

Stations Completed and

Commissioned

9 611 91%

3. No. of Equipment Rooms

constructed

and equipped.

1 37

100%

Completion

4. Microwave Repeater Station Nil 18 86%

Achievements of the NPSCS Contd..

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5. Installation of Surveillance

Cameras in Abuja and Lagos Nil 1,464 73.2%

6. No. of Surveillance Cameras

Terminated At Main Switch Centre

at Abuja and Lagos.

Nil 600

30%

completion

7. Video Conferencing Nil 39 100%

Completion

8. Coalition Emergency Response

Sub-System Nil 37 100%

Completion

9. E-Police Subsystem Nil 37 100%

Completion

MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF POLICE PROJECTS,PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES

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Level of Completion of Police Project

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S/No. PROJECTS NO.

1 COMPLETED 327

2 UNCOMPLETED 160

3 ABANDONED 22

4 YET TO COMMENCE 72

Crime Types and

Statistics Across The

Country

Crime & Statistics

• 879 robbery cases

• 366 cases of kidnapping

• 1,609 suspects were arrested

• 766 firearms and 31,175 ammunition

were recovered from the suspects.

• 140 kidnapped victims were rescued

• 208 kidnappers arrested are facing

prosecution.77

Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police

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• Establishment of the Anti-Terrorism Squad

with Bases in twelve occasions across the

country.

• Establishment of a Counter Terrorism

strike force unit

• Establishment of a Counter Terrorism

Intelligence and Investigation Unit.

• Training/Retraining and manpower

development of personnel on Counter

Terrorism measures/initiatives.

Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police Contd..

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• Participating in Counter Terrorism

Seminars/Workshops/Conference both locally and

internationally; aimed at exposing officers to

global strategies and tactics of combating

scourge.

• Acquisition of security gadgets, tools,

equipment/facilities arms/ammunition for

combating terrorism.

• Immense contribution to the processes that

brought about the Prevention of Terrorism Act

2011.

• Establishment of a Counter Terrorism Training

School.


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• Adaptation of the Community Policing

concept as a Counter Terrorism Strategy.

• Active participation in the project of the

National Focal Point of the African Centre

for the study and research on terrorism.

• Initiated the process of entering into an

(MOU) Memorandum of Understanding with

the Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU) of the

Metropolitan Police.


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• Active participation in creating position

documents to be adopted in combating

acts of terrorism in Nigeria.

• Synergy and collaboration on Joint border

patrol with other neighbouring countries.

• Arrest, Investigation and prosecution of

Terrorist.

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Police Office’s on Counter Terrorist

Squad Training

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Squad Training


Squad Training 84

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Squad Training

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Squad Training

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Squad Training

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Squad Training

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Police Academy Wudil, Kano Cadet Inspectors

First Batch 138 (On-going)

Second Batch 151 (To commence 1st of July.)

Cadet ASPs First Batch 153 (On-going)

Second Batch 149 (To commence 1st of July.)

TOTAL 591

Police Recruitment And Training

Police Training Schools, Recruits And Constables:

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NO POLICE TRAINING SCHOOLS NOS. RECRUITS AND CONSTABLES

i. Police College, Ikeja 2,544

ii. Police College, Maiduguri 2,665

iii. Police College, Oji River 1,898

iv. Police College, Kaduna 3,398

v. Police Training School, Ilorin 792

vi. Police Training School, Sokoto 2,039

vii. Police Training School, Bauchi 1,160

viii. Police Training School, Minna 1,005

ix. Police Training School, Iperu 592

x. Police Training School, Calabar 905

xi. Police Training School, Nonwa Tai, Rivers 1,322

TOTAL 18,320

TRAINING

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Participants in Weapon handing

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92BARE practice

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93Participants in Weapon handing

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MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF POLICEPROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES

• Level of Completion of Police Project

• Crime Types And Statistics Across The Country

• Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police

• Police Recruitment And Training

• Police E-payment/Biometrics

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• Public Launch Of The Police Biometric

Central Motor Registry(BCMR)

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• Public Launch Of The Police Biometric

Central Motor Registry(BCMR)

Benefits of the BCMR

• First hand information and authentic biometric

database for Police operational guide on crime

prevention and detection in place of complete

reliance on secondary data provided to the

Force by other agencies;

• Provision of improved national and personal

security through proper monitoring of vehicles

and owners;

• Incident reporting;

• Face matching (picture and video) with

previously captured facial images,

• Vehicle tracking and demobilization 99

Public Launch Of The Police Biometric Central Motor Registry(BCMR) Contd…

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The Honourable Minister of Police Affairs, at the Launching

Public Launch Of The Police Biometric Central Motor Registry(BCMR) Contd…

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The Honourable Minister of Police Affairs, the Inspector General of

Police and representatives of other Security Agencies at the Launching

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• Public Launch Of The Police Biometric Central

Motor Registry(BCMR)

• Peace Keeping Operations

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• Public Launch Of The Police Biometric Central

Motor Registry(BCMR)

• Peacekeeping Operations

Peacekeeping Operations

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• 1203 Nigeria Police officers are serving in

seven (7) United Nations-led and one (1) AU-

led peacekeeping operations respectively.

• 648 which is made up of 534 men and 115

women are deployed as Individual Police

Officers (IPOs) in various peacekeeping

operations,

• 539 composed of 401 men and 138 women

are deployed in four (4) Formed Police Units

(FPUs) as follows:

Current Peacekeeping Operations Contd…

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• One unit of 120 officers in the United Nations

Mission in Liberia (UNMIL),

• One unit of 140 officers in the United

Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH),

• Two units of 140 officers each in the United

Nations/African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID).

• The Nigeria Police is also supporting the AU

Mission in Somalia, (AMISOM) where eight officers

are currently serving.

CONCLUSION

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ministry of police affairs

Documents

inadequate police

police posts

nigeria police

growth of professional

reform programme formulation

public fear of crime

defective training programmes

area commands