IGP DISU APPROVES POSTING OF NEW POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICERS TO COMMANDS, FORMATIONS. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 IGP DISU APPROVES POSTING OF NEW POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICERS TO COMMANDS, FORMATIONS The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, has approved the posting of new Police Public Relations Officers and Public Relations Liaison Officers to selected Commands and Formations of the Nigeria Police Force, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen strategic communication, improve public access to credible Police information and enhance engagement with the media and other stakeholders. Accordingly, SP Johnson A. Doghudje has been posted as Police Public Relations Officer, Zone 5, and can be reached on 08038773657; SP Ojedele Olanrewaju Tunji, anipr, has been posted to Zone 11, Osogbo, and can be reached on 09152481510. Also, DSP Orchia Adndongu has been posted to the Benue State Police Command and can be reached on 07013495466; while DSP Imah Unwana Victor has been posted to the Nigeria Police Force National Cybercrime Centre (NPF-NCCC) and can be reached on 08...

ALGERIA, FRANCE SHOULD MOVE BEYOND COLONIAL PAST BUT ATROCITIES SHOULDN'T BE FORGOTTEN: ARMY CHIEF. (PHOTO).


 Algeria, France should move beyond colonial past but atrocities shouldn't be forgotten: Army chief


Algerian Army Chief General Said Chengriha urged Algeria and France to build relations beyond the legacy of French colonialism while preserving the memory of the past.


Speaking during a meeting with French Delegate Minister for Veterans and Memory Affairs Patricia Miralles, Chengriha said the two countries should work together to move past “the painful colonial legacy without forgetting it,” according to a statement by the Defence Ministry, Anadolu Agency reported.


The meeting coincided with Algeria’s commemoration of the National Memory Day, marking the May 8, 1945, massacres under French colonial rule.


Chengriha described the massacres as a defining moment in Algeria’s struggle for independence and said Algerians who sacrificed during World War II had every right to demand “a sovereign and independent state.”


Mutual respect


He also encouraged relations between Algiers and Paris to move toward a future based on mutual respect amid rapidly changing regional and international conditions.


Earlier on Saturday, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune received Miralles, who delivered a written message from French President Emmanuel Macron.


Miralles arrived on Friday in Algeria, accompanied by French Ambassador Stephane Romatet, who returned to his post after leaving the country in April 2025 during a diplomatic crisis between the two countries.


French colonial troops carried out the massacres in the eastern Algerian cities of Setif, Guelma and Kherrata, killing an estimated 45,000 people, according to official Algerian figures, after Algerians staged demonstrations demanding independence.


In April, Algeria’s parliament approved legislation criminalising French colonialism between 1830 and 1962, although the final text dropped demands for an official French apology and compensation.

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