Adamawa CP charges new constables to embrace discipline, professionalism
The Commissioner of Police, Adamawa State Command, CP Dankombo Morris, PSC, has officially received newl Police Constables from Adamawa who recently graduated from the Police College, Maiduguri, and the Police Training Schools in Jos and Bauchi.
The event, held on October 9, 2025, at the Command Headquarters in Yola, followed their graduation on October 7 as part of the nationwide recruitment of 10,000 Constables into the Nigeria Police Force.
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In his address, CP Morris congratulated them charging them to demonstrate honesty, integrity, discipline, professionalism, and respect for human rights in carrying out their duties.
He reminded them that discipline remains the foundation of the Police Force, warning against acts of corruption and misconduct that could tarnish the image of the institution.
The Commissioner commended the Adamawa State Government for its consistent support and announced that the newly trained constables would be deployed to their respective Local Government Areas.
The move, he said, aligns with the directive of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, to enhance grassroots security through community-oriented and people-centred policing.
Representing Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, the Special Adviser on Security and Community Peace, Hon. Ahmed Lawan, congratulated the officers and encouraged them to serve the nation with dedication, courage, and patriotism. He emphasized that policing is a noble calling that demands selfless service and discipline, assuring that the State Government remains committed to support the Police in sustaining peace and security across Adamawa.
