Video: IGP Disu Returns to His First Police Station and Challenges Nigerians to Do the Same
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- Nigeria's Inspector-General of Police, Tunji Disu, visited the first police station where he worked at Ago-Iwoye Force Headquarters in Ogun State.
- Disu said returning there was emotional because he learned to serve as a divisional police officer and tested his leadership abilities at the station.
- He asked Nigerians whether they could visit a former workplace.
Inspector-General of Police Tunji Disu returned to the first police station where he worked, Ago-Iwoye Force Headquarters in Ogun State, decades after beginning his career there.
“This is my first police station. This is where I learned to be a DPO. It is where I tested my leadership abilities,” Disu said, describing the visit as emotional.
It is very emotional being here. This is my first police station. This is where I learned to be a DPO. It is where I tested my leadership abilities.
He also recalled the people who lived around the station and asked Nigerians: “Can you visit where you worked before?”
Can you visit where you worked before?
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