In a decisive move to address the escalating insecurity in Plateau State, the Nigeria Police Force has established a Special Operation Squad, set to commence immediate intervention efforts. Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, revealed this development during a condolence visit to Governor Caleb Mutfwang at the Government House in Jos, following recent attacks that claimed 195 lives and left numerous others injured.
IGP Egbetokun assured the Plateau State governor of additional tactical and intelligence unit deployments, emphasizing the seriousness of the intervention. "When you see the IGP visiting with DIG operations and DIG intelligence accompanied by the DIG of the zone, you should know that we mean business," he stated.
The Inspector General announced the commencement of a special operation on the plateau, emphasizing its role as the nucleus of the newly established Special Intervention Squad. Reflecting on previous discussions with Governor Mutfwang, IGP Egbetokun reiterated the force's commitment to setting up such squads in ten pilot states, with Plateau State being a priority.
"With this special operation commencing today, we are technically flagging off the commencement of the operation of our special intervention squad," declared IGP Egbetokun.
The launch of the Special Operation Squad signifies a targeted response to the security challenges faced by Plateau State, demonstrating the Nigeria Police Force's commitment to restoring peace and stability in the region. The article delves into the details of the announcement, shedding light on the strategic approach and the potential impact of the newly deployed Special Operation Squad.
