Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, visits Rivers State and pledges stronger collaboration with the state government to maintain law and order. Reports say the visit includes a courtesy interaction with Governor Siminalayi Fubara, alongside discussions on police support for public safety in the state.
Fubara commends Disu’s conduct, including his professionalism and neutrality during Rivers’ political crisis. One outlet highlights Fubara’s view that Disu’s conduct while serving in Rivers contributed to stability, while another notes Fubara pledges continued support for the police under Disu’s leadership as he takes on the national role.
Across the coverage, the focus is on the governor–police relationship: Disu seeks improved cooperation and operational backing, while Fubara emphasizes neutrality and professionalism as grounds for support. The reports do not provide detailed policy measures beyond the stated commitment to stronger police collaboration and ongoing state backing.
