Plateau CP decorates 104 officers, wants professionalism on duty

Emmanuel Adesina, the Commissioner of Police, Plateau State Command on Tuesday decorated 104 newly promoted officers of the Command in an elaborate ceremony held at the Officers’ Mess in Jos. The event was attended by all Heads of Security Agencies on the Plateau, Traditional and Religious Rulers, as well as family and friends of the promotees.

During the ceremony, the Commissioner of Police charged the officers to be steadfast, diligent, and responsible in their new capacities. He emphasized the importance of maintaining high standards of professionalism and integrity in their duties, reminding them of the critical role they play in maintaining peace and security in the State.

The Plateau CP commended the newly promoted officers for their hard work and dedication to duty, which has led to their promotion. He described the upliftment in rank as “Well Deserved.”

Adesina took out time to remind the officers that the new ranks come along with higher responsibilities; and urged them to brace up for the challenges ahead and remain dedicated to their duties.

The CP encouraged them to serve the people of Plateau State with confidence, honour and distinction congratulated the newly promoted officers and wished them success in their new roles.

Present at the Ceremony were Heads of Security Agencies who took turns to give their goodwill messages to the officers, extending their congratulations and charging them to use their new ranks to promote peace and security on the Plateau.

Tyopev Terna, a Chief Superintendent of Police On behalf of the newly promoted officers of the Command expressed their gratitude to the Commissioner of Police for organizing such an elaborate ceremony to honour them.

They also thanked the Commissioner of Police for the recognition and appreciation shown to them and expressed their gratitude to other service chiefs for honouring them with their presence. They assured the CP that they would utilize their new ranks to the best of their abilities, to maintain peace and security throughout the State.

The officers extended their heartfelt thanks to their families and loved ones for their unwavering support throughout their careers. They acknowledged the sacrifices made by their families and the encouragement and understanding they received, which played a significant role in their professional growth and success.