Governor Aliyu met the new IGP, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, in Abuja, pledging stronger support to enhance security in Sokoto and beyond.
The governor highlighted plans to supply additional patrol vehicles, improve logistics, and foster close collaboration with security agencies to curb banditry and violent crime.
Security challenges remain a concern in northern Nigeria, with banditry, kidnapping, and violent crimes disrupting communities.
Sokoto State, under Governor Aliyu, has intensified its engagement with federal agencies to ensure coordinated responses.
The new IGP’s appointment presents an opportunity to strengthen partnerships between state leadership and the Nigeria Police Force.
Close collaboration can improve intelligence sharing, operational efficiency, and rapid response to criminal threats.
Governor Aliyu’s visit to Abuja included a detailed discussion on resource provision and operational support.
The Sokoto State government has already provided over 200 patrol vehicles to security agencies to enhance mobility and responsiveness.
Aliyu emphasized the collective responsibility of protecting lives and property, noting the state’s commitment to complement federal efforts.
IGP Disu thanked the governor, affirming the police force’s dedication to collaborative action with the state government.
Both leaders highlighted intelligence sharing, coordinated patrols, and strategic deployment as crucial steps toward reducing insecurity.
The Aliyu supports new IGP initiative ensures better-equipped security agencies, faster response times, and enhanced deterrence against crime.
Residents can expect stronger patrolling and improved safety, particularly in high-risk areas.
The model of proactive state-federal cooperation may also influence other states to provide similar support to strengthen Nigeria’s overall security architecture.
