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A countrywide Crime-Free Christmas Campaign has been started by the Jigawa State Police Command to urge people to stay watchful and report any suspicious activity to the closest police station.
This was said in a statement sent to reporters that was signed by SP Shiisu Lawan Adam, the command’s police public relations officer.
“The Jigawa State Police Command has successfully conducted a one-day nationwide Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices (POCACOV), tagged the Crime-Free Christmas Campaign/Sensitization,” the statement said.
According to him, the campaign is a part of proactive steps to guarantee that the state’s Christmas and New Year’s celebrations are safe, pleasant, and crime-free.
He clarified that, per the Commissioner of Police’s order, the campaign was conducted concurrently at all Divisional Police Headquarters throughout the state.
However, CP Dahiru Muhammad, the Jigawa State Commissioner of Police, instructed all Divisional Police Officers (DPOs) to mobilize important stakeholders within their respective jurisdictions and educate them about the risks and repercussions of criminal activity and social vices.
Cultism, drug misuse, cybercrime, vandalism, mob action, purported witchcraft practices, footprint tracing, gender-based violence, and other associated societal vices that could endanger public peace and security were, according to him, major areas of focus during the sensitization.
The Jigawa State Police Command reaffirmed its dedication to community-oriented policing and urged parents, guardians, youths, religious leaders, traditional leaders, civil society organizations, the media, and the general public to assist the command in its continuous efforts to combat crime and advance justice, peace, and lawful behavior.
He asked the people to be on the lookout for unusual activity and to report it to the closest police station or via established emergency contact channels.
The Jigawa State residents were reassured by the leadership that sufficient security would be provided both during and after the celebration.
