‘YOU WILL BE ARRESTED’ — NYSC DG WARNS CORPS MEMBERS OVER CYBERCRIME OFFENCES. (PHOTO).

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 ‘You will be arrested’ — NYSC DG warns corps members over cybercrime offences Olakunle Nafiu, director-general (DG) of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), says serving corps members are not exempted from Nigeria’s cybercrime law during their mandatory national service year. Nafiu spoke in Abuja on Thursday during an interview, where he noted that corps members are citizens and are bound by the constitution and other extant laws regulating online conduct, cyber activities, and public behaviour. Nafiu noted that allegations of cyberbullying involving corps members would be investigated and handled by relevant law enforcement agencies in line with the law.

IGP TUNJI DISU DIRECTS STATEWIDE TOWN HALL ENGAGEMENTS, STRENGTHENS COMMUNITY POLICING INITIATIVE. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.


 IGP TUNJI DISU DIRECTS STATEWIDE TOWN HALL ENGAGEMENTS, STRENGTHENS COMMUNITY POLICING INITIATIVE


The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc (+), NPM, has directed all Commissioners of Police across the country to intensify community policing efforts through regular town hall engagements and improved public accessibility within their respective Commands.


The directive was issued during the Emergency Conference with Commissioners of Police and members of the press held at, Force Headquarters, Abuja.


According to the IGP, effective policing cannot succeed without the trust, cooperation, and active participation of the people. He emphasized that security remains a collective responsibility requiring strong collaboration between the Police and communities.


As part of the initiative, Commissioners of Police have been directed to hold regular interactive sessions with critical stakeholders, including traditional rulers, religious leaders, youth organizations, market associations, transport unions, women groups, and other community-based institutions.


The Inspector-General further directed all Commissioners of Police to make their contact details accessible to recognized community leaders within their states, in order to strengthen communication, improve responsiveness, and build public confidence in policing operations.


The IGP noted that community-driven intelligence remains vital in combating crime and addressing emerging security threats, stressing that stronger police-community relationships will enhance public safety and operational effectiveness nationwide.


The Nigeria Police Force reiterates its commitment to a people-centered and accountable policing system anchored on partnership, transparency, and mutual trust.


DCP ANTHONY PLACID, psc (+), mnipr, mni�Force Public Relations Officer�Force Headquarters, Abuja�8th May, 2026

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  1. A very good one from the IGP. How far about the establishment of the state police?.

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