Kano CP warns CID officers against corruption, unlawful detention

The Commissioner of Police in Kano State, Ibrahim Adamu Bakori, has strongly urged officers within the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) to reject corruption, maintain professionalism, and strictly adhere to the rule of law. Bakori delivered these directives during a capacity-building lecture organized for CID personnel at the Kano State Police Command headquarters.

The training session, according to CSP Abdullahi Haruna, the command's spokesperson, aimed to reinforce discipline, professionalism, and public confidence in police investigations and operations. Commissioner Bakori specifically cautioned officers against illegal arrests, unlawful detentions, and any actions that infringe upon citizens' rights. He stressed the importance of complying with established investigative procedures and exhibiting conduct that builds public trust in the Nigeria Police Force.

Furthermore, Bakori warned against all forms of corruption and unprofessional behavior, highlighting the detrimental impact of misusing social media, which can erode public confidence. He reaffirmed the command's dedication to enhancing officers' welfare, including insurance coverage and working conditions, expecting personnel to reciprocate with dedication and diligence.

The Commissioner commended the CID for its crucial role in investigating and prosecuting criminal cases, calling for enhanced collaboration with other departments to improve crime-fighting efforts across Kano State. The capacity-building initiative is part of the Kano State Police Command's ongoing commitment to strengthening professionalism, accountability, and people-centered policing.

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Remain compliant with the rule of law and established investigative procedures in all cases. Exhibit conduct that enhances public trust and confidence in the Nigeria Police Force.