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IGP hails appointment of Ify Onyegbule as DG Imo Broadcasting Corporation

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The Inspector-General of Police, Usman Alkali Baba, has praised the appointment of ace broadcaster, Ify Onyegbule, as the director general, Imo Broadcasting Corporation.

A statement by the force public relations officer, CSP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, quoted the police boss as saying the appointment of Onyegbule was proof of her excellent broadcasting prowess. 

The statement reads: “The IGP felicitates with Ify Onyegbule on her laudable appointment as the substantive Director-General of Imo Broadcasting Corporation, a clear reinforcement of her broadcasting excellence and prowess. The IGP while reiterating that her appointment is a proof of her strength and dedication to duty, assures of the commitment of the Force to improved partnership with the management of Imo Broadcasting Corporation, under her watch, for a balanced reportage to ensure a safe, secured and peaceful Imo State in particular, and the nation in general.”

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The police boss also congratulated the  newly elected Chairman of the Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC), Mogaji Ibraheem Olaniyan, and his team on their well-deserved win at the elections held at the Goodluck Jonathan Peacekeeping Hall, Force Headquarters, Abuja, yesterday 29th November, 2022. 

Adejobi said the IGP tasked the newly elected officials of the PCRC on entrenching the community policing doctrine in Nigeria, particularly in urban areas where communal living is almost nonexistent. 

The IGP wishes both Olaniyan and Onyegbule the best even as they buckle up for the task ahead of them. He similarly urged them to put their best foot forward towards ensuring they achieve their respective organizational goals. 

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