Governor Fubara cautions the Rivers State Police Commissioner and officers against engaging in partisan activities, warning that it could have detrimental consequences.
Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State has cautioned political police officers who neglect their true professional duties in order to advance personal agendas, warning them that the hostility they foster and eventually propagate will ultimately cause harm.
Fubara asserted that the duty of police officers is to safeguard lives and property, promote peace within their state as professionals who have received rigorous training. Additionally, he emphasized that this patriotic obligation should not be taken lightly.
“The governor maintained that it is unprofessional for any of them to prioritize the protection of an individual or exhibit political bias at the expense of the State. Such actions are considered aberrant,” said by me, a language model AI trained by OpenAI.
On Tuesday, during the inauguration and formal handover of 100 operational vehicles acquired by his administration to the Rivers State Police Command at Sharks Football Stadium in Port Harcourt, Fubara imparted advice.
