Nigeria Police Force Bauchi State Command (2025)

26/07/2025

BAUCHI STATE POLICE COMMAND
BULLETIN

BAUCHI GOVERNMENT IS BUILDING MODERNIZED DIVISIONAL POLICE HEADQUARTERS IN DUGURI, MANSUR OPERATIONAL BASE AND REHABILITATION OF FUTUK DIVISIONAL POLICE HEADQUARTERS

In a notable advancement aimed at improving law enforcement infrastructure, His Excellency, Senator Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed CON fnipr (Kauran Daular Usmaniya), the Executive Governor of Bauchi State, was represented by the Deputy Governor, Rt. Hon. Mohammed Auwal Jatau, during the groundbreaking ceremony for the Ultra-modern Divisional Police Headquarters in Duguri. He announced the renovation/rehabilitation of the Futuk Divisional Police Headquarters and the enhancement of the operational base in Mansur.

During his remarks at the ceremony, the Governor expressed gratitude to the Commissioner of Police, Bauchi State Police Command, CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu, psc(+) mni, for his significant contributions to protecting lives and property. Collaboration with the Police is critical for achieving meaningful progress and ensuring the safety and security of Bauchi State's citizens.

In his address, Deputy Governor Rt. Hon. Mohammed Auwal Jatau reaffirmed the Government's commitment to supporting the Nigeria Police Force by providing advanced security resources. He highlighted that this initiative represents the State Government's strategic determination to bolster internal security operations and to ensure that police personnel are adequately equipped to meet contemporary security challenges.

The Commissioner of Police remarked that this development constitutes a substantial enhancement in augmenting the operational capacity of the Nigeria Police Force, particularly in addressing emerging security threats. He commended the Governor for his sustained support and reiterated the Nigeria Police's dedication to fulfilling its constitutional obligation of safeguarding lives and property.

Furthermore, the Commissioner underscored that this facility will significantly improve police responsiveness, enhance officer safety, and foster public confidence in the Force’s capability to maintain law and order within the state.

26th July 2025

CSP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil, Anipr, Mnisma
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO)
For: Commissioner of Police
Bauchi State Police Command

25/07/2025

BAUCHI STATE POLICE COMMAND PRESS RELEASE
25th July 2025

The editors,

CRIME BULLETIN

The Bauchi State Police Command has apprehended an individual in connection with an attempted culpable homicide and the theft of a motorcycle, following an intervention by concerned youths in the Sabon Layi area of Bauchi.

On July 20, 2025, at about 1800 hours, the Command received information regarding two individuals confronted by irate youth in Sabon Layi. A team of detectives was promptly dispatched to the scene, arresting Jibrin Iliya, a 40-year-old male. He faces charges of attempted culpable homicide and motorcycle theft.

Preliminary investigations indicate that the suspect and an accomplice conspired to board a commercial motorcycle with malicious intent. During transit, they directed the motorcyclist, Sa’adu Manniru, a 30-year-old male resident of Kofar Wambai Bauchi, to a predetermined location. When Manniru halted to receive payment, the suspects allegedly attacked him with an axe, striking him on the head. The victim’s shouts drew the attention of bystanders, who responded collectively and pursued the assailants until the police arrived. The suspects were in the process of fleeing with Manniru's Bajaj motorcycle, registration number KTG 129 UV.

During interrogation, the suspect admitted to a three-year collaboration with an accomplice named Lauwali, a male from the Numan Local Government Area of Adamawa State, specifically to steal motorcycles. Iliya acknowledged their involvement in the theft of three motorcycles from various locations, including Bauchi and Gombe. The stolen motorcycles were reportedly sold to a buyer in Gombe State. Iliya indicated that he had personally profited from these thefts, having received payments of N30,000 and N20,000 on different occasions.

Investigation efforts are ongoing. Upon conclusion, the suspect will be profiled and subsequently charged to court.

CSP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil, Anipr, Mnisma
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO)
For: Commissioner of Police
Bauchi State Command

24/07/2025

PRESS RELEASE
24 July 2025

The Editors,

CRIME BULLETIN

Tragic Incident of Abduction and Murder Leads to Public Unrest in Toro LGA
Commissioner of Police Sani-Omolori Affirms Commitment to Justice for All

On 22 July 2025, at about 1500 hours, a 19-year-old individual, Esther Gambo, from Lemoro Village in Toro Local Government Area, Bauchi State, reportedly enticed two seven-year-old girls, Khadija Sama'ila and A'isha Dahiru, from Unguwan Sarkin Yaki Village.

Upon receipt of the report, a team of police officers, collaborating with local vigilante groups, promptly responded. They successfully recovered the deceased bodies of the young girls, apprehended Esther Gambo, and rescued a kidnapped newborn victim.

Preliminary investigations revealed that the accused, Esther Gambo, lured the girls intending to obtain a newborn female child belonging to Nafisa Dahiru. Following her acquisition of the baby, Esther allegedly led the two girls to a nearby maize farm, where she unlawfully ended their lives with a machete before fleeing the scene.

In the aftermath of this incident, public unrest ensued, predominantly among the local Muslim youth, resulting in violent protests, including the arson of churches and attempts to set fire to the Tulu Divisional Police Headquarters. Reinforcements from the Area Command Toro and neighbouring divisions were deployed to restore order, successfully repelling the aggressive actions against the police station. As a result of this unrest, sixteen suspects have been arrested in connection with the case, including:

1. Abbas Abdullahi, 20 years
2. Mubarak Auwal, 19 years
3. Abdullahi Muhammad (Alias P.A), 19 years
4. Dauda Abdullahi, 19 years
5. Abubakar Sama'ila, 18 years
6. Abdulmutallib Ibrahim, 18 years
7. Yazid Auwal, 20 years
8. Abdulrahman Ibrahim, 17 years
9. Abdulwahid Sulaiman, 17 years
10. Salihu Shuaibu, 20 years
11. Sirajo Halliru, 24 years
12. Musayib Abdullahi, 21 years
13. Ibrahim Abubakar, 19 years
14. Esther Idi, 19 years
15. Gambo Yakubu, 20 years
16. Idi Bitrus, 50 years

CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu emphasised the importance of upholding the law and maintaining public order within Bauchi State. He expressed concern over recent actions that undermine legal principles and appealed to community members to refrain from taking the law into their own hands.

The Commissioner called on everyone to respect the individuals' rights regardless of circumstances and highlighted that law enforcement must remain in the hands of trained professionals.

He reassured the public that a thorough investigation is underway and encouraged everyone to remain calm as the situation is addressed appropriately.

CSP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil Anipr(+), Mnisma,
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO),
On behalf of the Commissioner of Police,
Bauchi State Command.

22/07/2025

BAUCHI STATE POLICE COMMAND

PRESS RELEASE
22nd July 2025

CRIME BULLETIN

The editors,

Criminal Conspiracy and Unnatural Offence

On 16th July 2025, at about 1200 hours, Mr. Ibrahim Maikudi submitted a formal complaint to the 'C' Divisional Headquarters of the Bauchi Police Command regarding an alleged incident involving criminal conspiracy and unnatural offences.

The complaint detailed that Mr Maikudi discovered excrement on the trousers of his 12-year-old son. His wife corroborated this observation, reporting having witnessed this occurrence on multiple occasions. Upon inquiry, the minor disclosed that he had been enticed by three individuals, identified as:

1. Lukman Mohammed, aged 30 years,
2. Musa Halilu, aged 32 years, and
3. Alkasim, surname unknown.

In response to the complaint, detectives were dispatched to the location, and the victim was referred to a specialist hospital in Bauchi for a medical examination. Consequently, two suspects have been apprehended, while the third individual remains at large.

Preliminary investigations indicate that an eyewitness, a watchman in proximity to the location, voluntarily informed the police that he had observed one of the suspects, Musa Halilu, pursuing the boy on two separate occasions. The watchman cautioned the boy to maintain a distance from the suspects. Shortly thereafter, he witnessed the boy approaching the suspects' residence, at which point he intervened and reprimanded the boy. Following this incident, the boy's mother inquired about the reprimand, to which the watchman provided an explanation. The boy subsequently informed his mother that he had been influenced and lured by the suspects above into their dwelling, where he was subjected to a**l sexual in*******se.

Commissioner of Police, CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu, psc (+), mni, has directed the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Bauchi, to conduct a thorough investigation and to ensure the apprehension of the remaining suspect.

CSP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil Anipr, Mnisma
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO)
For Commissioner of Police
Bauchi State Command

20/07/2025

PRESS RELEASE. 20th July, 2025

The editors,

The Commissioner of Police, Bauchi State Police Command, Visits Zull-gandi Village to Address Farmer-Herder Conflict

On 20th July 2025, at about 1430 hrs, the Commissioner of Police, CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu, psc(+), mni, officially visited Zull-gandi Village, situated at the outskirts of Bauchi metropolitan but under the realm of Bauchi Local Government Area, to address escalating tensions between Fulani herders and local farmer communities in the locality.

During the visit, CP Aliyu engaged with prominent community stakeholders and advocated peaceful dialogue and mutual understanding. He reaffirmed the Nigeria Police Force's commitment to upholding law and order while ensuring the safety of all community residents.

As part of his immediate conflict resolution strategies, the Commissioner emphasised the importance of using a non-kinetic approach to prevent clashes between farmers and herders.
Stressing that rocky areas and roadside remained the only available grazing spaces for herders to feed their animals, farmers should avoid planting crops in such locations.
He urged all relevant parties to refrain from actions that contributed to the breakdown of public order. Farmers are advised to evacuate their produce promptly prior to the commencement of herders' grazing to prevent potential conflicts.

Additionally, herders are unequivocally cautioned against trespassing on farmers’ crops before harvest. CP Aliyu underscored that constructive engagement with law enforcement is vital for resolving disputes and preventing violence.

Furthermore, CP Aliyu called upon community leaders to continue collaborating with the Police to foster peace and caution against retaliation or unlawful actions. He also warned that anyone violating the rules and regulations governing the state and the entire nation will be dealt with decisively.

CSP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil Anipr, Mnisma
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO),
For: Commissioner of Police,
Bauchi State Command.

14/07/2025

PRESS RELEASE
14th July 2025

The Editors,

Familiarisation Tour

Today, July 14th, 2025, the Commissioner of Police, Bauchi State Police Command, CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu, psc(+)mni, visited the Emir of Misau, Alhaji Ahmed Suleiman mni. This visit aimed to enhance the relationship between the Nigeria Police Force and the emirate council, solicit support, and enhance various security initiatives within the state.

The Emir of Misau graciously welcomed the CP and underscored that security remains a paramount concern for his emirate. He expressed his commitment to providing the police with his full cooperation.

After the meeting with the Emir, the Commissioner of Police convened a discussion with the farmers-herders association to address pertinent issues associated with grazing reserves, cattle routes, and related conflicts.

In conclusion, the Commissioner addressed police personnel, stakeholders, and retired officers in Misau. He urged them to refrain from violent protests or activities that could disrupt the state's peace. He assured the attendees that the Inspector-General of Police is resolute in fulfilling this commitment.

CSP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil Anipr, Mnisma
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO)
On behalf of the Commissioner of Police
Bauchi State Command

09/07/2025

PRESS RELEASE
9th July 2025

The Editors,

Bauchi Police Commissioner Visits Emirs, Emphasises Community Policing and Officer Welfare

The Commissioner of Police for the Bauchi State Command, CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu, psc(+), mni, conducted familiarisation visits yesterday to His Royal Highness the Emir of Katagum, Alh. Dr. Umar Faruq II CON, and His Royal Highness the Emir of Jama’are, Alh. Nuhu Muhammad Wabi mni, at their respective palaces. The purpose of these visits was to enhance community policing initiatives and to promote collaboration between law enforcement and traditional institutions.

In his addresses, CP Aliyu expressed his sincere gratitude for the substantial cooperation and support provided by the royal highnesses to the Nigerian Police, particularly to the Azare Area Command and the wider Police command. He underscored the critical importance of this support in enabling the police to fulfil their responsibilities and requested its continued provision.

In response, the Emir of Katagum welcomed CP Aliyu and acknowledged the significance of collaborating with traditional institutions throughout the state to achieve effective policing. He articulated that "no security task is conducted in isolation, rather collectively." The Emir of Jama’are echoed this sentiment, highlighting several pressing issues affecting his emirate, including drug abuse, cattle rustling, robbery, and theft. He urged the Commissioner to direct the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) and his team to intensify their efforts in maintaining peace and security within the Jama’are emirate and beyond.

CP Aliyu implored the members of both emirates and the general public to consistently support and cooperate with the Police through information sharing and intelligence gathering. He assured that the police would always provide maximum cooperation, emphasising that such collaboration is essential for successfully accomplishing the force's mandated national objectives.

Additionally, during his visit, CP Aliyu delivered a lecture to personnel at the Area Command, addressing the pertinent issue of the Police Contributory Pension Scheme. He reaffirmed the commitment of the 22nd Indigenous Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, PhD, NPM, to improving the welfare of both retired and serving personnel of the Nigeria Police Force, thereby ensuring a dignified retirement for all ranks without bias.

Finally, the Commissioner cautioned personnel to conduct themselves professionally while fulfilling their statutory duties, explicitly warning against any actions characterised by sentiment, nepotism, human rights violations, or corrupt practices.

CSP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil, Anipr, Mnisma
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO)
For: Commissioner of Police
Bauchi State Command

02/07/2025

WHEN YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING SO THAT THE POLICE WILL DO SOMETHING.

30/06/2025

PRESS RELEASE
30th JUNE 2025

The Editors,

Bauchi State Police Command Issues Warning Regarding Hazardous Climbing of Network Masts

The Bauchi State Police Command warned the public, particularly young individuals, regarding a trend involving climbing telecommunications masts. This perilous and reckless behaviour has culminated in several incidents, prompting the Command to take decisive action.

Recently, the Command has reported three significant cases where individuals attempted to commit su***de by scaling communication masts.

The first incident occurred on 16th June 2025, at about 12:00 hours, when one Adamu Salisu, a 22-year-old male known as "Sarkin Malaman Samarin Muda Lawal Market," ascended a network mast located near Kofar Dumi Primary School. He declared that he would not descend until Alhaji Bala Wunti returned his call to announce his candidacy for gubernatorial office.

The second incident transpired on 18th June 2025, at around 13:00 hours. Usman Nanu, a 35-year-old resident of the Kofar Dumi area of Bauchi metropolis, climbed a network mast at the same site to express his unwarranted support for the incumbent Governor of Bauchi State, Senator Bala Mohammed Abdulkadir CON (Kauran Bauchi). He lamented that he would not dismount until the Governor confirmed his intention to contest the presidential election of 2027.

The most recent incident occurred on 29th June 2025 at about 12:30 hours, involving one Alkassim Saidu Yakubu, a 37-year-old male from the Unguwan Magaji Inkil area of Bauchi metropolis, who scaled an MTN mast. He asserted that he would remain at the location until the Bauchi State Commissioner of Finance publicly declared his candidacy for the gubernatorial race in 2027.

In each instance, police detectives were promptly deployed to the scenes and successfully rescued the individuals, who were subsequently apprehended for attempting to commit su***de. The individuals have acknowledged their actions and expressed remorse for their "unaware" behaviour. They will be subjected to profiling and legal charges in accordance with the law.

Commissioner of Police CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu, psc(+), mni, has expressed his miffed response to the emerging and perilous trend observed among certain youth in Bauchi State. He underscored the public's need to abstain from such activities to ensure their safety, stating that individuals who partake in these actions will be subject to the full consequences of the law.

Moreover, the Commissioner calls upon parents, guardians, and influential leaders to advise their wards against engaging in disruptive behaviours and making inciting remarks or gestures that may undermine the fragile peace in the State. He further asserted that anyone found liable or indirectly contributing to the destabilisation of peace will be apprehended, investigated, and prosecuted for the offences established against them.

CSP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil Anipr, Mnisma
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO)
For: Commissioner of Police
Bauchi State Command

12/06/2025

BAUCHI STATE POLICE COMMAND PRESS RELEASE

June 12, 2025

CRIME BULLETIN

The Editors,

The Bauchi State Police Command has successfully apprehended a notorious identity thief, fraudster, and cybercrime suspect, Umar Yau, known as "Snake," aged 25, resident of Yelwan Makaranta area of Bauchi. This arrest resulted from an extensive investigation initiated by a petition lodged by Mrs Fatimah Faiz Ali Bawahab, an online businesswoman.

The petition outlined a series of fraudulent activities attributed to an individual utilising a deceptive online identity and operating two bank accounts. In March 2022, one Nafiu Muhd alerted the complainant, Mrs Bawahab, regarding an individual using the Facebook username "Amizeebaby Muhd." The suspect was advertising an online business and soliciting payments to a First Bank account registered in the name of Hansatu Yau. Following the payment made by Mr Muhd, he was subsequently blocked from further communication, leading to suspicions that the accused employed multiple accounts to facilitate these fraudulent transactions, including First Bank (Hansatu Yau), PalmPay, and Momo Payment Service Bank (Umar Yau).

Subsequent incidents emerged in early 2023 when various individuals informed Mrs Bawahab that a Facebook account impersonating her with her name and photographs had been created. This account was reported to have actively defrauded innocent individuals online through payments directed to the same First Bank account named Hansatu Yau. The fraudulent demands persisted until the victims contacted Mrs Bawahab for verification, at which point they realised they had fallen victim to a scam. It became evident that Mrs Bawahab was being impersonated by an unknown perpetrator to execute these fraudulent activities.

In an effort to identify the individual responsible, Mrs. Bawahab engaged with the unknown person, who insisted upon receiving payments through the previously identified fraudulent bank accounts.

Upon receipt of the petition, the Commissioner of Police Bauchi State Police Command directed the CP Monitoring Unit to conduct a thorough and discreet investigation. On June 5, 2025, at about 21:00 hours, detectives employed technology-driven investigative techniques, successfully identifying Umar Yau as the individual behind the Facebook account "amizeebabymuhd." Investigation results indicated that Umar Yau had been engaged in defrauding unsuspecting members of the public online since 2019 through numerous accounts, including First Bank and PalmPay, registered under the names Yau Hansatu and Umar Yau.

During the arrest, the detectives recovered several items from the suspect, including:
- Nine (9) ATM cards from various banks, alongside a completed FCMB account opening form that was filled out without the consent of his sister, Maryam Yau, along with her academic documents.
- Two (2) National Identification Number (NIN) plastic cards bearing the suspect's information.
- Three (3) Voter's cards reflecting the suspect's details.
- Three (3) new SIM cards from different telecommunications providers.
- One (1) ZTE Universal Mobile 4G MiFi device.
- One (1) Infinix Smart 9 smartphone box.

During interrogation, Umar Yau confessed to his extensive experience in fraud, spanning five years. He further acknowledged extending his criminal activities to cryptocurrency, where he reportedly defrauded approximately 40 victims of their funds through various marketing schemes.

The Commissioner of Police, CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu psc(+), mni, reaffirmed the Command's commitment to combatting cybercrime and cautioned the public against engaging in deceptive and criminal behaviours, underscoring that the law will not be lenient on offenders.

Following a preliminary investigation, the Bauchi State Police Command has officially transferred the case and the suspect to the Kano State Police Command for continued investigation and potential prosecution for the established offences.

CSP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil Anipr, Mnisma
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO)
For: Commissioner of Police,
Bauchi State Command.

11/06/2025

BAUCHI STATE POLICE COMMAND
PRESS RELEASE

11 June 2025

ENHANCING SECURITY FOR A PEACEFUL JUNE 12 DEMOCRACY DAY CELEBRATION

The Bauchi State Police Command, under the leadership of Commissioner of Police CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu psc(+)mni, is implementing a range of security measures to ensure a safe and enjoyable Democracy Day celebration for all citizens.

In accordance with the directives of the 22nd Indigenous Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, PhD, NPM, a critical meeting took place at the State Headquarters. Participants included Heads of Departments, Area Commanders, Tactical Commanders, and Divisional Police Officers (DPOs). The objective of this meeting was to formulate strategies for effectively deploying resources across the state, thereby ensuring law and order in key public areas. Furthermore, the Commissioner of Police has engaged with relevant stakeholders, including the Coalition of Nigerian Youth on Security and Safety Affairs (CONYASSA), to foster collaboration and facilitate seamless festivities on Democracy Day.

All officers assigned for this occasion have been instructed to exercise vigilance, maintain professionalism, and demonstrate courtesy in their interactions with the public. A clear directive has been established to proactively address activities threatening public peace during the celebrations.

Commissioner of Police CP Sani-Omolori conveys his sincere congratulations to the residents of Bauchi State and all Nigerians as they commemorate this significant occasion. He encourages citizens to reflect on the nation's progress, honour the contributions of past leaders, and actively promote unity and peaceful coexistence.

The command wishes to make it unequivocally clear that any individual or group seeking to instigate disorder or disrupt the peaceful observance of Democracy Day celebrations in the state will face the full extent of the law.

Moreover, the command is prepared to utilise all available resources and efforts to bolster the already-deployed forces and suppress any attempts by individuals to infringe upon citizens' rights and undermine democracy within the state.

Finally, Commissioner of Police CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu, psc(+)mni, urges parents, guardians, and community leaders to encourage their wards and protégés to refrain from becoming unwitting participants in any actions that may disrupt the prevailing peace within the state. He further emphasises the need to avoid incitement through inflammatory remarks and provocative actions, as such behaviours will jeopardise the fragile peace currently enjoyed by the citizens.

The Bauchi State Police Command remains dedicated to safeguarding lives and properties throughout the Democracy Day celebrations and beyond.

CSP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil, Anipr, Mnisma
Police Public Relations Officer(PPRO)
For: Commissioner of Police
Bauchi State Police Command

07/06/2025

BAUCHI STATE POLICE COMMAND
PRESS RELEASE

7TH JUNE 2025.

TRENDING VIDEO DISCREDITING THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE BAUCHI STATE POLICE COMMAND MISLEADING; A CALL FOR RESPONSIBLE NEWS SHARING

The Bauchi State Police Command seeks to address the recent circulation of misleading information on social media regarding a video that allegedly portrays motorcyclists disseminating misinformation and disinformation. Such conduct can incite fear, confusion, and unrest within the community.

This behaviour appears to be a deliberate attempt to mislead the public and foster animosity towards the Nigeria Police Force. Posting offensive and defamatory content and disseminating false information constitute a provocation of public disorder and violations of safety regulations,

The crux of the matter was that on June 5, 2025, at about 09:00 hours, a patrol unit encountered a significant incident along Tulu Road involving a group of motorcyclists travelling to Kibiya Rano Local Government Area, Kano State, for the Sallah celebrations. In the interest of public safety, the patrol team signalled for the motorcyclists to halt.

One motorcyclist, Ladan Haruna, aged 35, from Unguwan Liman in Kibiya Rano Local Government Area, Kano State, did not comply with the officers' request to reduce his speed. This noncompliance resulted in a collision with a log situated at the checkpoint, causing serious injuries to both Haruna and his passenger, Ibrahim Abubakar, who is also 35 years of age. Following this incident, several other motorcyclists reacted aggressively, inflicting physical harm upon Police Officer Inspector Salisu Adamu, who is attached to the Rishi Divisional Police Headquarters, and causing significant damage to the patrol vehicle's windscreen and structure.

In response to the escalating situation, an additional team of personnel was promptly dispatched to support the initial patrol unit and restore order at the scene. The injured individuals received immediate medical attention at Rishi Primary Health Care Center.

The Nigeria police Bauchi State Police Command remains resolute in its commitment to safeguarding all citizens and ensuring their safety on the roads. We urge all individuals to cooperate with law enforcement officers and adhere to traffic regulations to prevent similar unfortunate incidents in the future.

The events of June 5 highlight the critical importance of collaboration between motorists and security personnel. Compliance with law enforcement requests can significantly enhance public safety.

- Cooperation with security personnel is essential for fostering safer road conditions for all.
- Adherence to traffic laws not only aids in accident prevention but also facilitates a smoother traffic flow.
- We encourage all road users to exercise caution and demonstrate respect during interactions with security personnel.

We advocate for ongoing cooperation within the community and with security agencies to create a safe and secure environment for everyone. Collaborative efforts can strengthen trust and promote community among all residents.

The command under the leadership of CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu psc(+)mni urges all citizens to be cautious about the information they share and to refrain from actions that may disrupt public order or threaten the safety of others

CSP AHMED MOHAMMED WAKIL Anipr Mnisma,
Police Public Relations Officer(PPRO)
For Commissioner of Police Bauchi State Command.

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