BREAKING: Joy Alive as Tinubu Approves Appointment of Ex-DIG

• President Bola Tinubu has appointed former Deputy Inspector-General of Police from the Force Criminal Intelligence and Investigations Department at Force Headquarters in Abuja, Johnson Babatunde Kokumo (rtd)
• Kokumo is appointed as the new head of the national center for the control of small arms and light weapons
• The new presidential appointee has 30 years of experience in law enforcement, including but not limited to crime prevention, administration, analysis and control expertise

FCT, Abuja – President Bola Tinubu has nominated Johnson Babatunde Kokumo (rtd), a former Deputy Inspector-General of Police from the Force Criminal Intelligence and Investigations Department at Force Headquarters in Abuja, as the new Coordinator of the National Centre for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons.

On Tuesday evening, March 26, presidential spokeswoman Ajuri Ngelale revealed Kokumo’s appointment to lead the post within the post of the National Security Adviser.

President Tinubu appointed retired DIG Johnson Babatunde Kokumo (rtd)
Photo Credit: Bola Ahmed TinubuSource: Twitter

DIG Kokumo (retd) is a seasoned and experienced law enforcement officer with over 30 years of crime prevention, administration, analysis, and control expertise.

Why Tinubu appoints Johnson Babatunde Kokumo (rtd)

“The President expects the new Coordinator to employ his great experience and skills in efforts to reform the Center and devise new methods to deliver long-term solutions to the menace of arms proliferation, which is a significant driver of insecurity in the country.”

This followed the appointment of Major-General Adamu Garba Laka as the new national counter-terrorism national coordinator.

General Laka, who will work directly from the office of the national security adviser, was said to be known for deploying tactical means to degrade the Boko Haram terrorist groups in the northeast.

He had served in Sierra Leone and the Democratic Republic of Congo under the United Nations and was a team member of the Nigerian contingent in the US AFRICOM exercise in Senegal.

DHQ speaks on rescue of Kaduna schoolchildren

TheTalk.NG earlier reported that the Nigerian Defence Headquarters has said it rescued 137 persons who were kidnapped at the Kuriga community in Chikun LGA of Kaduna state earlier this month.

According to the military authority, the schoolchildren who were kidnapped in Kaduna were rescued in Zamfara state.

The army maintained that the rescue operation was done in conjunction with other sister security agencies.

Source: TheTalk.NG

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