The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, on Tuesday paid a working visit to the Police Complaint Response Unit (PCRU), where he assessed ongoing operations and reiterated the importance of safeguarding citizens’ rights across the country.
During the visit, the IGP commended the unit for its consistent performance and notable achievements over the years in addressing public complaints and promoting accountability within the police system.
Speaking during the inspection, Disu emphasized the need for professionalism and responsiveness in handling complaints from members of the public.
“All public complaints must be handled with promptness, transparency, and strict accountability. Citizens’ rights must be protected at all costs,” the IGP stated.
He further pledged increased institutional support to enhance the operational capacity of the PCRU, ensuring it continues to function at optimal efficiency in delivering justice and strengthening public trust in the Nigeria Police Force.
The visit underscores the police leadership’s renewed focus on accountability, transparency, and improved service delivery, as part of broader efforts to build confidence between law enforcement agencies and the Nigerian public.
