The Commissioner of Police in Delta state, Samuel Erale, has reaffirmed the command’s commitment to professionalism, respect for human rights and zero tolerance for extortion and other forms of misconduct.
He spoke during an interactive meeting with representatives of civil society organisations in Asaba, the state capital.
Erale said the meeting was aimed at strengthening police-community relations.
The engagement between the police and civil society organisations provided a platform for dialogue on police accountability, human rights protection, public safety and improved cooperation.
The Delta State Coordinator of the National Human Rights Commission, Nor Chia Shaku, reaffirmed the commission’s readiness to work with the command to promote human rights through constructive engagement.
Other speakers urged citizens to respect the law, reject violence and participate responsibly in civic affairs.
The meeting ended with a resolution to build a relationship based on trust, transparency and shared responsibility for peace and security across Delta State.
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Editor: Ada Ononye
