- Plateau State Commissioner of Police, Emmanuel Olugbemiga Adesina, meets stakeholders to discuss strategies for addressing rising security challenges in Bokkos
- Community leaders express concerns over increasing violence and seek police support, while CP Adesina emphasizes collaboration to combat criminal activities
The Plateau State Commissioner of Police, Emmanuel Olugbemiga Adesina, has met with stakeholders in Bokkos Local Government Area to discuss strategies for addressing security challenges in the region.
This meeting followed a series of violent attacks in the area, which resulted in significant loss of life.
The gathering included the local government chairman, Hon. Amalau Samuel Amalau, alongside his management team, community and religious leaders, youth and women representatives, and local security groups.
Stakeholders voiced their concerns over the increasing insecurity in Bokkos and appealed to the police commissioner for support in restoring peace.
In response, CP Adesina reaffirmed his command’s commitment to resolving the security issues in the area.
He stressed the importance of collaboration and information sharing between the police and the community to combat criminal activities effectively.
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