Nigeria Police Force

Groundbreaking! First Female Secretary Appointed by Nigeria Police Force

IGP Egbetokun appoints AIG Yetunde Longe as the historic first female secretary of NPF. Gender inclusivity in action!

In an unprecedented move, the Nigeria Police Force has shattered glass ceilings by appointing its first female Force Secretary, Assistant Inspector General of Police Yetunde Longe. This landmark decision marks a significant step towards gender inclusivity and diversity within the force. The announcement, made by the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, highlights the commitment to empowering women in law enforcement roles.

This revolutionary appointment comes amidst recent denials by the Nigerian Police Force regarding reports of a DPO's alleged kidnapping by gunmen in military attire at the Okokomaiko Station. Despite the challenges faced, the NPF continues to strive for excellence and progress in ensuring public safety and security.

Furthermore, the newly appointed AIG Yetunde Longe brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her role as the first female Force Secretary. Her appointment not only symbolizes a step towards gender equality but also showcases the NPF's dedication to recognizing and promoting talent within its ranks.

In a male-dominated field, AIG Longe's appointment serves as a beacon of hope for aspiring female officers, inspiring them to pursue leadership positions within the Nigeria Police Force. The ripple effects of her historic role are sure to pave the way for more women to break barriers and contribute meaningfully to law enforcement in the country.