Police IG redeploys 32 CPs nationwide

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(Nigeria) Nigeria’s acting Inspector of Police,  Mr Suleiman Abba, has redeployed 32 Commissioners of Police, CPs to various across the country.
Mr Emmanuel Ojukwu, Force Public Relations Officer in a statement in Abuja on Tuesday, said “To further enhance the administrative and operational effectiveness of the Nigeria Police Force, the acting Inspector-General of Police, Mr Abba,  has with immediate effect, redeployed 32 Commissioners of Police to various formations across the country.”
They are:
S/N
RANK
NAME
POSTION
1
CP.
IBRAHIM  K. IDRIS
TO  CP  Police  Mobile Force (PMF)
2
CP.
PIUS  IMUE
TO  CP  Admin. (Department of Logistic & Supply)
3
CP.
FELIX  G.  OGUNDEJI
TO  CP  Police  Mobile Force (PMF) TRAINING
4
CP.
HILDA IBIFURO-HARRISON
TO  CP  Port-Authority Police (PAP). (Western Port)
5
CP.
MICHAEL OGBODU
TO  CP Homicide FCID, Abuja.
6
CP.
B.  T. M  SOBULO
TO  Commandant, Police College, Ikeja (PCI)
7
CP.
EKECHUKWU  NWODIBO
TO  CP  Legal, FCID, FHQ Abuja.
8
CP.
ETOP  JOHN  JAMES
TO  CP  Community Policing, FHQ, Abuja
9
CP.
JOSHAK  HABILA
TO  CP  Counter-Terrorism Unit (CTU), FHQ Abuja
10
CP.
DAMILOLA SAMUEL ADEGBUYI
TO  CP  Special Fraud Unit (SFU), FHQ Abuja
11
CP.
RASHEED  OLATUNDE AKINTUNDE
TO  CP  Intelligence, FIB FHQ, Abuja
12
CP.
ISTIFANUS  SHETTIMA
TO  Commandant, Police College Maiduguri (PCM)
13
CP.
JIMOH  OMEIZA OZI-OBEH
TO  Commandant, Police College Kaduna (PCK)
14
CP.
GHAZALI  MOHAMMED
TO  CP Election Planning & Monitoring, FHQ Abuja
15
CP.
PEACE  IBEKWE ABDALLAH
TO  CP  IGP Monitoring Unit, FHQ Abuja
16
CP.
AUGUSTINE O. EVBAKHABOKUN
TO  CP  Federal SARS (FSARS)
17
CP.
ADEKUNLE  J.  OLADUNJEYE
TO  CP  Admin, Department of Finance & Administration,FHQ
18
CP.
EMMANUEL INYANG
TO  CP Courses, Police Staff College, Jos.
19
CP.
OLUFEMI  OYELEYE 
TO  CP  Admin. Force CID, Abuja
20
CP.
VICTORY N. MENTA
TO  CP  Communication.s
21
CP.
EZEKIEL  D.  ZANG
TO  CP  Airwing
22
CP.
MOHAMMED K. MOHAMMED
TO  Deputy Commandant, Police Staff College, Jos
23
CP.
SYLVESTER  UMEH
TO Deputy Force secretary (DFS), Abuja
24
CP.
HENRY  FADAIRO 
TO Commandant, Police College, Oji-River (PCO)
25
CP.
MOHAMMED L. HUSSEIN
TO Deputy Commandant, Police Academy (POLAC), Kano
26
CP.
SHERIFAT  DISU-OLAJOKU
TO CP CCR, Force CID, Annex, Lagos.
27
CP.
SALISU FAGGE ABDULLAHI
TO CP Special Protection Unit (SPU), FHQ Abuja
28
CP.
AMINCHI SAMAILA BARAYA
TO CP Inspectorate-Training.
29
Ag.CP
FATAI  A.  OWOSENI
TO CP Admin, Department of Operations, FHQ Abuja
30
Ag.CP
EMMANUEL  IBINE
TO CP Provost, FHQ Abuja
31
Ag.CP
ADEYEMI  OGUNJEMILUSI
TO CP Interpol, Force CID, Abuja
32
Ag.CP
MURTALA  MANI
TO CP Welfare, Department of Finance & Administration, FHQ.

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