Adamawa police, correspondents’ chapel to leverage on cooperation to enhance security
The police and correspondents’ chapel have vowed to leverage on the existing cooperation to enhance peace, security and order in the state
The commitment was made during a courtesy visit by Adamawa State correspondents’ chapel led by the chairman, Ibrahim Kado to the commissioner of police on Friday.
The CP commended members of the Correspondents’ Chapel for their consistent support in the fight against crime and efforts to maintain peace across the state.
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CP Morris described the media as a critical partner in policing, noting that the role of journalists in informing the public, dispelling misinformation, and highlighting security issues has been instrumental to the Command’s success.
He said, “Your work as journalists is vital to our collective efforts to keep Adamawa safe. You have been objective in your reportage, and we recognize your role in building trust between the public and the police. We value this cooperation and look forward to enhancing it further.”
The Commissioner assured the journalists of the Command’s continued openness to the media, while calling for responsible and professional reporting that strengthens public confidence and promotes peace.
Earlier, the Chairman of the Correspondents’ Chapel, Ibrahim Kado, thanked the Commissioner for the warm reception and commended the Command’s efforts in addressing insecurity in the state.
Kado noted that the visit was aimed at strengthening the existing relationship between journalists and the police, especially in the area of information sharing and timely communication to the public.
He pledged the continued support of the Chapel in amplifying the successes of the police, as well as providing constructive feedback where necessary.
“The media plays a central role in shaping public opinion and fostering trust in public institutions. We are here today to deepen our collaboration and ensure that our reportage continues to contribute to peace, security, and development in Adamawa,” Kado stated.
Both CP Morris and Chairman Kado agreed to strengthen the synergy between the police and the media, particularly in crisis communication, public enlightenment, and countering misinformation.
The visit ended with a renewed commitment from both sides to uphold professional ethics, promote transparency, and work together in the interest of public safety and peaceful coexistence across Adamawa State.
