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We”ll Do Everything Possible To Embrace E-policing In Nigeria -NPF

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We"ll Do Everything Possible To Embrace E-policing In Nigeria -NPF

By Daniel Dafe

Muyiwa Adejobi, the Public Relations Officer of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF), has said that it was time for every Nigerian to embrace e-policing.

According to his post on X late Friday, “We will do everything possible to embrace e-policing in Nigeria.”

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He continued: “We need it to provide adequate security for all and sundry.”

Furthermore, he said that “every relevant sector will be incorporated into the new approach of policing in Nigeria,” saying “it will surely pay off.”

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