Tinubu swears in Disu as Nigeria’s 23rd IGP

Mr Disu listed welfare of officers, restoration of security and internal preparation for state police as priorities. The post Tinubu swears in Disu as Nigeria’s 23rd IGP appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

4 Mar, 15:57 — 4 Mar, 21:45

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The appointment of a new Inspector General of Police is a significant event for Nigeria's security architecture, impacting law enforcement strategies and the country's overall stability. The IGP's priorities will guide national policing efforts.

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Coverage focuses on President Tinubu's swearing-in of Tunji Disu as Nigeria's 23rd Inspector General of Police. Sources agree on the event and Disu's new title, with one outlet detailing his stated priorities.

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The coverage is largely factual and neutral, focusing on the event without significant political framing or commentary.

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President Tinubu swore in Tunji Disu as the 23rd Inspector General of Police
The swearing-in ceremony took place on March 4, 2026

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Tunji Disu is Nigeria's 23rd Inspector General of Police

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Disu listed welfare of officers as a priority

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Disu listed restoration of security as a priority

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Mr. Disu's stated priorities, including officer welfare, security restoration, and state police preparation

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