Support the Nigeria Police -Maku.

[FMINigeria]

                        The Minister of Information, Mr Labaran Maku has described the Nigerian Police, as one of the most risky jobs in the country, and called on Nigerians to give the Force needed support.

The Minister made the call at the on-going accountability session which featured the Ministry of Police Affairs in Abuja.

Mr Maku noted that President Goodluck Jonathan has invested heavily in the sector to give the needed momentum to the on-going developmental projects in the Force, such as the transformation of the new Police Academy in terms of construction of edifices such as hostels and staff quarters, purchase of helicopters, aircrafts, vehicles and new communication facilities aimed at ensuring internal security in the country.

While congratulating the Police Affairs Minister for his vision and foresight which has brought major improvement in the sector, Mr Maku urged citizens to make the police their friend and avail them with useful information for the good of the country.

Earlier, the Minister of Police Affairs, Navy Captain Caleb Olubolade, enumerated the Ministry's achievements including the upgrading of the Police Academy in Wudil, Kano to a degree awarding institution with approval obtained from the National Universities Commission, recognising the Academy as a degree awarding institution.

He also, informed that one major security project is the NPSCS Project emanating from a Memorandum of Understanding(MOU), signed between Messrs ZTE corporation of Shenzhen, China and the Federal Government of Nigeria. The thrust of the MOU, he said, is for the deployment in Nigeria, of a comprehensive, reliable modern and robust National Public Security Communication System(NPSCS) code named Global GOTA – Open Trunking Architecture(GOTA) by Messrs ZTE Corporations of China, for National Security operations.

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Federal Ministry of Information (FMI) Nigeria

[Folami David]

Even though they had the best support from Nigerians, they'll still be very lack-lustre in doing their jobs. They are wack!