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Ohuhu Police Division DPO, Jack-Rabin Yisrael Ini-Obong, Extends Love To Deserving Officers , Individuals For Effective Service Delivery

Ohuhu Police Division DPO

OpenLife Nigeria reports that the Divisional Police Officer, DPO of Ohuhu Police Division under Abia State Police Command, Chief Superintendent of Police, CSP Jack-Rabin Yisrael Ini-Obong, has initiated a unique reward system of commendation and appreciation including awards to deserving officers under his supervision and individuals as an encouragement for more efficient and effective service delivery in the Uhuhu geographical space.

Tagged ‘New Year Get-Together, Retreat & Thanksgiving,’ the show of love and appreciation which held on Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2024 at the Police Division premises had an impressive attendance.

Among them were highly respected dignitaries including Honourable Mazi Chuks, Senior Special Assistant on Homeland Security to His Excellency, Chief Alex Otti, the Executive Governor, Abia State who was the chief guest lecturer; Commissioner of Police, Abia State who was represented by the Umuahia Area Commander and the Chairman, Ndi-Eze-in-Council, Ohuhu, His Royal Majesty, HRM, Eze Charles Ngwuli.

The list of dignitaries included His Royal Majesty, HRM, Eze Chijioke Chikwekwem; Chief Okechukwu, PG Ohuhu Welfare Union and PCRC chairman, Super High Chief, Elder, Ezekiel A. Nwosu with his members, Legal Adviser to the Police Division, Barrister Okearafor & Co, the youths as well as other sister agencies and members of the community.

The 2024 retreat began with intercessory prayers session led by the station’s chaplain and other great men of God to rededicate the station and officers for the successful working years ahead for divine protection, wisdom, guidance, wellbeing and prosperity.

There were lectures on ethic, discipline for proper policing in line with the Inspector General’s policy thrust in entrenching professionalism in the Nigeria Police Force.

Deserving officers were honoured and the occasion also witnessed new rank decorations and celebrations.

Speaking, the DPO of the Division, CSP Jack-Rabin Yisrael Ini-Obong, Ph.D explained that “The event was aimed to celebrate the goodness, love, faithfulness, mercy and kindness of our great God over the lives of the gallant police officers of Ohuhu Division throughout the past year 2023 unto this new year 2024.

“We also rededicated the Station and her personnel and families in this new year 2024 and beyond to the Creator for higher capacity-building, productivity, protection, guidance, direction and wisdom to succeed in all ramifications for the overall good of us in peace, development and prosperity of the great Ohuhu land and her special people,” he stated.

HRM handing an award to a deserving officer at the event

 

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