Ilorin, Kwara State – April 10, 2025 – The newly appointed Kwara State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Adekimi Ojo, promises to prioritize security and professionalism.
He emphasizes discipline and close cooperation with local communities to enhance safety across the state.
During his inaugural press conference in Ilorin, he assured residents of his unwavering commitment to combating crime and ensuring peace.
Additionally, he emphasized the importance of community support in achieving these goals.
Moreover, Ojo pledged that his administration would work tirelessly to keep Kwara safe for all citizens.
This commitment reflects his belief in collaborative efforts to create a secure environment.
Having served previously as Deputy Commissioner of Police for Operations, he vowed to eliminate criminal activities across the state.
Consequently, he called on residents to join him in fostering a safer community.
“Kwara will no longer be a hiding place for criminals,” he asserted, outlining his vision for a secure environment.
Additionally, he underscored the importance of community policing and urged partnerships with vigilante groups, traditional leaders, and civil society.
“Security is a shared responsibility, not just the duty of the police,” Ojo emphasized, calling for a united effort against crime effectively.
He assured citizens that his leadership would actively involve all stakeholders in strengthening the state’s security framework.
Moreover, he expressed readiness to listen to public concerns and implement actionable solutions.
The Commissioner also thanked the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, and the Police Service Commission for entrusting him with the role.
“This appointment is a call to greater service,” he said.
“Kwara is my priority, and I will ensure it remains peaceful and prosperous.”
His speech reflected deep dedication to public safety and community welfare.
Beyond fostering partnerships, Ojo warned against misconduct within the police force, adopting a zero-tolerance stance.
He declared that officers involved in extortion, rights violations, or unprofessional conduct would face severe consequences.
“I will not shield anyone found guilty,” he firmly stated, reinforcing his commitment to accountability.
In his address, Ojo also recognized the media’s crucial role in promoting transparency and public awareness.
“Your work in informing and educating the people is invaluable,” he remarked.
“I look forward to a collaborative relationship that builds trust and ensures justice.” This acknowledgment highlighted his openness to constructive engagement.
As Kwara State begins this new phase under Commissioner Ojo’s leadership, his focus on community-driven policing promises a safer future for residents.
His proactive strategies and dedication to integrity inspire confidence in the state’s security outlook.
Ultimately, his approach signals a renewed effort to uphold peace in the State of Harmony.