


Akwa Ibom Police Commissioner Seeks Partnership of Traditional Council
The Commissioner of Police, Akwa Ibom State Command, CP Baba Mohammed Azare, has paid a courtesy visit to the President-General of the Akwa Ibom Supreme Council of Traditional Rulers and the Palace of His Eminence, Oku Ibom Ibibio, NTENYIN DR. SOLOMON ETUK.
CP Azare sought the continued cooperation of the traditional rulers, noting that intelligence-sharing and grassroots collaboration remain vital in strengthening security efforts.
He reaffirmed that under his watch, the Command will maintain an open-door policy, welcoming advice, opinions, and any form of assistance that will enhance the collective goal of securing lives and property.
In his response, Ntenyin Dr. Solomon Etuk, assured the Commissioner of the full support of the traditional rulers across the state, pledging to sustain the long-standing cooperation between the police and the traditional institution in fostering peace and stability.

Akwa Ibom State Police Command Reads Riot Act to Criminal Elements
The Akwa Ibom state police command has issued a stern warning to criminals disrupting peace and order in the state, declaring they either turn a new leaf or move out of the state.
Police Public Relations Officer – PPRO of the Command, DSP TIMFON JOHN issued the warning in a press briefing held at the Akwa Ibom Police Headquarters, Ikot Akpan-Abia, Uyo.
DSP TIMFON said the commissioner of police BABA MOHAMMED AZARE has vowed to intensify the efforts of the Police to track down and dismantle criminal networks across the 31 local government areas.
Speaking further, DSP TIMFON reeled out the achievements of the Command in apprehending suspects of various crimes across the state, urgig members of the public to support law enforcement efforts by providing credible information that will make Akwa Ibom a safer place for the citizens.

Akwa United Fire Service Reiterates the Need for Safety Standards as Fire Guts Gas Shop
The Akwa Ibom State Fire Service has appealed to citizens and residents operating businesses that handle flammable materials to adhere strictly to safety standards in order to prevent fire outbreaks in the state.
This follows a fire that broke at a gas outlet in Ikot Ntuen Nsit, off Abak Road yesterday, injuring an Attendant as well as destroyed properties worth millions of naira around the area.
Eyewitnesses who spoke with INSPIRATION FM said the fire began when the attendant was refilling a customer’s cylinder.
Meanwhile, confirming the fire incident in an exclusive interview with Inspiration FM News, the Public Relations Officer of the Akwa Ibom Fire service, Mr. EMMANUEL UDOFIA, complained the absence of essential fire prevention gadgets at most gas outlets in the state.
According to national safety regulations, businesses dealing with gas and other combustible materials are required to install fire suppression systems, conduct regular fire drills, and train employees in emergency response.