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The Police Service Commission (PSC) has authorized the promotion of one Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG), two Assistant Inspectors-General of Police (AIGs), and over 26,000 Inspectors, following its 3rd Plenary Meeting on Thursday, 29 January 2026.
The Commission, presided over by DIG Hashimu Salihu Argungu (rtd), approved Funsho Adegboye’s promotion to Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG).
Additionally, Commissioners of Police Dansabo Idi and Danjuma Aboki received promotions to Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG) status.
Torty Njoku Kalu, Head of Protocol and Public Affairs, PSC, stated that the promotions were made after a rigorous, merit-based procedure that included passing written exams and Commission-conducted oral interviews.
The Commission also authorized the promotion of 26,119 Inspectors to Assistant Superintendent of Police II (ASP II) in recognition of their exceptional performance in the recently finished Departmental Selection Board Examination, in a historic decision that demonstrated its dedication to career advancement.
DIG Funsho Adegboye was the AIG in charge of the Police Mobile Force (PMF) at Force Headquarters in Abuja prior to being promoted.
He is a respected officer with a multi-decade career that includes leading positions in administration, operations, and training.
He has served as Divisional Police Officer, Area Commander in Ijero and Ile-Ife, Deputy Commissioner of Police Operations in Ondo State, Commissioner of Police in Homicide (FCID), Force Intelligence Department (FID), and Edo State Command.
He has worked abroad in Somalia, Liberia, Timor, and Kosovo with UN missions.
AIG Dansabo Idi was the Acting AIG in charge of Research and Planning at Force Headquarters in Abuja, while the recently promoted AIG Danjuma Aboki was formerly Commissioner of Police in Imo State Command.
His extensive experience includes roles as Divisional Police Officer across Kebbi and Kaduna states, Officer-in-Charge of the Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB) in Kebbi, Area Commander in Yauri, Owo, Awe, and Kosoboso, Commander of 63 PMF Ikorodu, Lagos, Deputy Commissioner of Operations for Zone 1, Lagos, Commandant of the Police College, Kaduna, and Commissioner of Police, Investment, Force Headquarters, Abuja.
PSC Chairman DIG Hashimu Salihu Argungu (rtd) reiterated the Commission’s commitment to openness, meritocracy, and best practices in appointments and promotions while congratulating the recently promoted officers.
These advancements are evidence of our officers’ diligence, skill, and commitment, he stated. I implore them to view their new positions as a call to greater duty, more responsibility, and a renewed dedication to the security and safety of our country.
The Chairman also praised the PSC Standing Committee on NPF Matters, which is headed by DIG (Dr.) Taiwo Lakanu (rtd), as well as the other Board Members for their dedication in conducting the interviews and examinations.
