Kano State Governor Applauds CP Mohammed Gumel’s Role in Sustaining Peace through Community Policing

Governor Abba Yusuf of Kano State has lauded the efforts of the Kano State Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Gumel, at the Nigerian Police Awards and Commendation Night in Abuja.

Gumel was honored with the prestigious community policing advocate of the year award, further solidifying his position as a key figure in the state’s security landscape.

Governor Yusuf’s presence at the event served as a testament to Gumel’s outstanding performance in community policing initiatives, which have significantly contributed to the sustained peace in Kano State.

The Governor highlighted Gumel’s exemplary work in flushing out criminals and confronting crime, particularly in the notorious Dala Hills, which have been a hotbed of criminal activity.

The Nigerian Police Awards and Commendation Night, held in Abuja, brought together distinguished members of the Nigerian Police Force, recognizing their achievements and contributions to the nation’s security.

Among the recipients was CP Mohammed Gumel, whose award for community policing advocate of the year was a well-deserved accolade for his tireless efforts in maintaining peace and order in Kano State.

Governor Yusuf emphasized the importance of Gumel’s community policing initiatives, which have been instrumental in creating a safer environment for the citizens of Kano State.

His approach to engaging with local communities and addressing their security concerns has proven to be a successful model for maintaining peace and order.

The recognition of CP Mohammed Gumel’s work at the Nigerian Police Awards and Commendation Night is a testament to the importance of community policing in addressing the security challenges faced by Nigeria.

It serves as an inspiration for other law enforcement agencies to adopt similar strategies in their respective jurisdictions, with the ultimate goal of creating a safer and more secure Nigeria.