Olatunji Disu, the Inspector General of Police, has received a certificate for participating in the 2026 Conference for Senior Police Officers in Owerri, Imo State.
The certificate was presented to Mr Disu at the end of the conference, which brought together senior police officers and other resource persons to discuss policing and related issues.
Before receiving the certificate, Olatunji Disu spoke about the demands of police work and the need to maintain officers’ morale.
He said effective policing requires commitment and support, given the difficult nature of the job.
The Inspector General also thanked the Imo State governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma, for supporting police officers in the state.
He highlighted the provision of utility vehicles and welfare support among the areas where the state government has assisted the police.
In addition, Mr Disu thanked the resource persons who contributed to the conference.
They included broadcast journalist Dr Reuben Abati, Nigerian Bar Association President Oyinkansola Badejo, SAN, and INEC Chairman Professor Joash Amupitan.
The speakers shared their perspectives with the senior officers during the conference.
Meanwhile, the Inspector General concluded his remarks with a vote of thanks to those who participated in the event.
The organisers then presented him with the certificate in recognition of his participation and contribution to discussions on policing.
The 2026 conference provided an opportunity for senior police officers to examine issues affecting policing and hear from professionals from different fields.
For Olatunji Disu, the event also provided an opportunity to acknowledge the role of institutional and external support in policing.
The conference ended with the presentation of certificates to participants.
