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PERSONNEL JUBILATE AS POLICE UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION CONTINUES . (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

 


PRESS RELEASE 

Zone 12 Police Headquarters, BAUCHI.

19/08/2025.    

PERSONNEL JUBILATE AS POLICE UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION CONTINUES 


The Nigeria Police Force has commenced the distribution of police uniforms to personnel across various zones, including Zone 12 Bauchi. This initiative has generated jubilation among the personnel, who have expressed their gratitude to the police leadership for the gesture.


The distribution of uniforms is expected to boost the morale of personnel and enhance their professionalism.- The new uniforms will enable officers to perform their duties with increased confidence and pride-  


Personnel have expressed their appreciation to the police leadership for the initiative, which demonstrates a commitment to their welfare.- "The new uniforms will make a significant difference in our daily operations. We're grateful for the leadership's support."- "This gesture shows that our efforts are recognized and valued. We're proud to serve with dignity."


The distribution of police uniforms is part of the ongoing efforts to enhance the welfare and professionalism of personnel. The initiative is expected to have a positive impact on the officers' performance and overall effectiveness in maintaining law and order.


CSP Thomas Goni, mnipr 

Zonal Police public relations officer Bauchi.

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