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Igbo Leader Pledges Support for Police, Visits Rtd. CP Akika’s Home, Police Divisions in Lagos
Naomi Onome
Eze Dr (Amb) Chika Nwokedi, an Igbo leader and founder of the Igbo Buru’Otu Association of Nigeria, has reiterated his support for the police, describing them as “our friends”. Nwokedi, who was accompanied by his wife, Ugoeze Pst. Tessy Chika Nwokedi and his cabinet members, visited the home of retired Commissioner of Police CP Akika and the Ejigbo Police Division to deliver gifts in appreciation of their service to humanity.
Nwokedi emphasised that his visit was personal and not affiliated with any organisation, stating that the courtesy visits all around police formations in and out of Lagos have been done thrice a year through personal funding in the last 20 years to appreciate the good works of the Nigerian Police.
The courtesy visit is usually accompanied with gifts and other things needed for a seamless operation in line with their expertise. Nwokedi commenced his visit by reaching out to the DPO of Ejigbo Police Division, SP Omisore Abiodun, and then proceeded to Rtd Commissioner of Police, CP Austins Akika. He described Akika as a “good man” and a “family friend” and pledged to continue supporting him even in retirement.
This Nwokedi says it is a show of solidarity between the Igbo community and law enforcement agencies. Nwokedi’s statement has also raised questions about the relationship between community leaders and law enforcement in Nigeria.
Eze Chika Nwokedi, Eze Okpoko 1, made these visits to the retired Commissioner of Police, CP Akika, and SP Omisore Abiodun to express support and deliver gifts. He advised Omisore to maintain his good work, approach sensitive cases fairly, and continue performing his duties diligently.
Rtd CP Austins Akika expressed profound gratitude to Eze Okpoko and his cabinet for their visit, commending them for their unwavering support for security personnel. He urged Eze Okpoko to continue demonstrating this same tenacity and commitment in promoting solidarity with law enforcement agencies. Akika also shared a personal note, stating that as an Edo man, he has long embraced and identified with Igbo culture and pledged to maintain this bond in the spirit of unity and cooperation.
SP Abiodun Omisore expressed heartfelt appreciation for Eze Okpoko’s visit, describing his relationship with the Nigerian Police as exemplary and worthy of emulation. He encouraged Eze Okpoko to continue fostering this positive dynamic, urging him to keep up the good work in promoting mutual respect and cooperation between the community and law enforcement agencies.
This gesture again highlights the strong bond between the Igbo community and law enforcement agencies. Igbo leaders have previously pledged to support the Nigerian Police Force in fighting crimes through community policing. They’ve also assured the police of their commitment to promoting peaceful coexistence and local security.
