MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS
MINISTERIAL PLATFORM/MINISTERIAL PRESS BRIEFING BY NAVY CAPT. CALEB OLUBOLADE (RTD) HONOURABLE MINISTER OF POLICE AFFAIRS 15 MAY 2012 1
Social problems Social Responsibility 2
MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS
MINISTERIAL PLATFORM/MINISTERIAL PRESS BRIEFING BY NAVY CAPT. CALEB OLUBOLADE (RTD) HONOURABLE MINISTER OF POLICE AFFAIRS 15 MAY 2012 3
INTRODUCTION The Ministry of Police Affairs is saddled with the responsibility of formulating policies that will ensure efficient and effective policing of the country.
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INTRODUCTION Contd.. Mandate: “To administer the NPF in such a manner that it operates at the highest level of professionalism, dedication and discipline to ensure public safety and internal security of the country�.
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INTRODUCTION Contd.. Vision : “To provide political will and administrative support for the NPF to operate as an efficient, well motivated, well equipped and people friendly police�.
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INTRODUCTION Contd.. Mission: “To formulate policies, standards and practices as well as maintaining institutions for the training, deployment and growth of professional police�.
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Observed Inadequacies • Dilapidated barracks, Police Stations and transit camps. • Inadequate police children’s schools, clinics and recreational facilities. • Defective training programmes. • Inadequate technical equipment capacity • Lack of trust between the public and the police • Poor service delivery by the police. 8
Dilapidated Police Barracks
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Dilapidated Police Station
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Dilapidated Police Children School
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Police Children’s School
Dilapidated Police Children School
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Police Barrack
Dilapidated Police Barracks
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Crimes • Kidnapping • Armed robbery • Assassination • Human Trafficking • Terrorism 14
Departments of the Ministry of Police Affairs Human Resources Management Planning Research & Statistics Police Inspectorate Department Police Service Department Finance & Accounts Procurement Special Duties(Under the office of the Permanent Secretary) Other units of the Ministry include Legal, Internal Audit, Reform, Information and Protocol. • • • • • • •
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Policing Goals • Prevention of crime and protection of lives and properties. • Uphold and enforce the law. • To combat public fear of crime. • To promote community safety. • To control traffic. • To encourage respect for the law. • To protect civil rights and liberties of individuals. 16
Organisation of the Nigeria Police • • • • • • •
12 Zonal Commands 37 States Commands(Including FCT) 132 Area Commands 1130 Divisions 1600 Police Stations 2224 Police Posts 1591 Police Village Posts 17
SCOPE
• Policy formulation/ implementation • Police Reform Programme Implementation • 2011 Appropriation of the Ministry of Police Affairs. • National Public Security Communication System. • Monitoring & Evaluation of Police Projects, Programmes and Activities. • Conclusion. 18
POLICY FORMULATION/ IMPLEMENTATION
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POLICY FORMULATION/ IMPLEMENTATION Areas of Policy Review –Recruitment; –Training; –Operation policy; –Equipment procurement policy; –Welfare policy which will include health, housing and education; –Public Information. 20
POLICE REFORM PROGRAMME AND LEVEL OF IMPLEMENTATION
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POLICE REFORM PROGRAMME AND LEVEL OF IMPLEMENTATION • Deliverables of the Reform Programme • Formulation of a Strategic Framework for the Reform Programme • Transformation of POLAC Kano to a Degree Awarding Institution • Construction And Rehabilitation Works at Police Staff College, Jos • Police Professional Training • Community Policing 22
Observed Deficiencies • Quality and numerical strength of its men; • Standard of its operational manuals and procedures; • Welfare programmes and conditions of service of its men; • Weapon and equipment; and • Image as perceived by Nigerians. 23
Interim Implementation Committee of the Police Reform Programme – His Excellency the Vice President – A Governor from each of the Six Geo-political Zones, – Honourable Minister of Police Affairs, – Honourable Minister of Finance, – Honourable Minister of National Planning – Honourable Minister of Justice, – The National Security Adviser, – The Inspector General of Police and – Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Police Affairs as Secretary. 24
Challenges of the Reform Programme • Lack of a strategic framework for implementation; • Absence of a legal framework to mobilize support; and • Inadequate funding.
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Deliverables of the Reform Programme • Reform targeted an increase of Police Population from the current 370,000 to 650,000. • 90% of the Police Population to be professionally well trained in modern policing tactics and weapon handling • The establishment of a Main Forensic Laboratory in Abuja manned by well trained personnel in modern forensic science. 26
Deliverables of the Reform Programme Contd.. • Preferential use of non-lethal weaponry in riot control, with option to resort to live ammunitions only in critical situations. • Establishment of six Regional Forensic Laboratories established in each Geopolitical Zone networked to the Main Forensic Laboratory in Abuja and Force Headquarters. • A police Force that is well equipped with modern operational equipment capable of policing the Country from the air, land and water. 27
Deliverables of the Reform Programme Contd.. • Supply and installation of Modern Digital Trunking Communication network and equipment deployed nationwide and an intelligent criminal tracking system (e.g for kidnapping). • Provision of accommodation for 80% of Officers and Men of the NPF in Modern and Befitting facilities. • Officers and Men properly kitted and equipped. • A Police Force that is accountable to the citizenry and respects Human rights. 28
Only Forensic Science Laboratory in the Nigeria Police Force 29
Achievements of the Reform • Formulation of a Strategic Framework for the Reform Programme • Transformation of POLAC Kano to a Degree Awarding Institution • Construction And Rehabilitation Works at Police Staff College, Jos.
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Pictures of On-going Projects.
Two (2) Nos. Students Hostel under Construction Works 31
Pictures of On-going Projects.
Two (2) Nos. Students Hostel under Construction Works
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Pictures of On-going Projects.
A Faculty Building Under Active Construction at POLAC, Kano
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Pictures of On-going Projects.
Completed Rehabilitation Projects 34
Pictures of On-going Projects.
Honourable Minister with Permanent Secretary and Inspector-General of Police inspecting on-going projects at Police Academy, Wudil, Kano State. 35
Pictures of On-going Projects.
Honourable Minister with Permanent Secretary and Inspector-General of Police inspecting on-going projects at Police Academy, Wudil, Kano State. 36
Construction And Rehabilitation Works at Police Staff College, Jos. Contd..
A fully Rehabilitated Rank & File Qtrs at PSC, Jos 37
Achievements of the Reform • Formulation of a Strategic Framework for the Reform Programme • Transformation of POLAC Kano to a Degree Awarding Institution • Construction And Rehabilitation Works at Police Staff College, Jos. • Police Professional Training
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POLICE REFORM PROGRAMME AND LEVEL OF IMPLEMENTATION Training Programmes Venue . No. of Remark S/N 1. Counter Terrorism and Rapid Response 2. Basic Intelligence Course 3. Patrol Duties Operation Course 4. Traffic Management Course 5.
Train-the-Trainer
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Intelligence Lead Surveillance Course Curriculum Development Effective Leadership in Public Protection, Intervention, Mobilization and Sensitization Training.
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Participants Concluded Ila-Orangun -ditto -ditto
500 250 100
Police Traffic School, Lagos 200 Police College, Jos 100 Police College, Lagos 650 CMD, Abuja 60 Abuja
Concluded Concluded Concluded Concluded
Concluded Concluded Concluded
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Achievements of the Reform • Formulation of a Strategic Framework for the Reform Programme • Transformation of POLAC Kano to a Degree Awarding Institution • Construction And Rehabilitation Works at Police Staff College, Jos. • Police Professional Training • Community Policing 40
Other Projects Implemented Under the Reform Programme • Supply of 50 Nos. Mercedes Benz 1518 personnel carriers with police configuration and common equipment • Supply of 400Nos Toyota Hilux 4x4, Double Cabin Patrol Pickup Van with police configuration and communication equipment of which the 1st batch of 100 vehicles were delivered, commissioned and deployed. 41
BMW Vehicles 42
Toyota Hilux 4x4, Double Cabin Patrol Pickup Van
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Other Projects Implemented Under the Reform Programme – 100 Nos Ford Double Cabin Pick-ups with Police configuration and communication equipment. – Supply, installation and deployment of hitech intelligence equipment for the Nigeria Police in order to enhance the operations in line with emerging security challenges and threats. 44
Other Projects Implemented Under the Reform Programme – In support of the Reform Programme, the CBN through the Intervention Support Project for the NPF procured 4 Nos Bell 412EP 1FR Helicopters.
– Supply of 5 Nos customized Bell 412EP 1FR Helicopters. With this delivery, the Nigeria Police now has in its fleet 9 Nos Bell Helicopters, and a Cessna Citation XW Aircraft for high level command and control duties. 45
Inspection of Helicopter
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SOME OTHER PROJECTS IMPLEMENTED UNDER THE REFORM PROGRAMME
A BELL 412 EP, IFR HELICOPTER
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Other Projects Implemented Under the Reform Programme –Some quantity of arms and ammunitions were also procured. –Various types of Armoured Personnel Carriers. –Body Protection Armoured (Bullet Proof Vests). 48
SOME OTHER PROJECTS IMPLEMENTED UNDER THE REFORM PROGRAMME
Armoured Patrol Vans Commissioned 49
SOME OTHER PROJECTS IMPLEMENTED UNDER THE REFORM PROGRAMME
Personnel Carriers Commissioned
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MotoTrbo 3601 Handheld Radio for the Nigeria Police
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2011 APPROPRIATION OF THE MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS
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2011 APPROPRIATION OF THE MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS S/N
Description
Amount Appropriated
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No of N Projects
Payments Made as at Feb. 29th, 2012 N
Payment of outstanding Liability on Upgrading of 12Nos. Police Primary Schools-per Zone in Police
50,482,741.00
Barracks(Rehabilitation and
114,081,350.23
Provision of Recreation
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Facilities) 2.
Upgrading of Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil,
68,555,141.00
Kano(Outstanding Liability) 53
2011 APPROPRIATION OF THE MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS Contd… 3.
Spartans/Swat/Cougar APCs
4,007,498,490.00
3,354,762,699.76 1
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BMW 3 – Series
832,000,000.00
831,250,000.00 1
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R900/R1200 Bikes
215,000,000.00
212,350,000.00 1
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Hilux APCs
1,600,000,000.00
1,503,772,883.92 1
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Development of Police
500,000,000.00
Mobile Training Centre Gwoza
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2011 APPROPRIATION OF THE MINISTRY OF POLICE AFFAIRS Contd‌ 8.
Intelligence Lead Policing
443,213,296.00
Surveillance Course 9.
Police College Iresaadu,
1,000,000,000.00
Kudan 10.
Police Posts
531,855,956.00
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Purchase of 20 Unit of
138,781,164.00
Rooms and Parlour at Mararaba 12.
Condor High Tech Non-
400,000,000.00
Lethal Equipment for Police Total( MPA)
9,811,693,260.00
6,016,216,933.91
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THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
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THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Components of the NPSCS The GoTA The E-policing Subsystem The Video Conferencing Subsystem The Coalition Emergency Response Subsystem • The Video Surveillance Subsystem • • • •
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THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Group photograph of Personnel of the NPF on training
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THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Group photograph of the Hon. Minister & Personnel of the NPF on training
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOME COMPLETED COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PROJECT.
External View of the FHQ, Abuja Main Switch Centre showing a 90metres High Tower with Micro Wave Antenna.
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOME COMPLETED COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PROJECT.
Switch Equipment at the FHQ, Abuja Main Switch Centre 61
PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOME COMPLETED COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PROJECT.
Video Surveillance Cameras Monitor at the FHQ, Abuja Main Switch Centre. 62
PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOME COMPLETED COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PROJECT.
A Video Conference Terminal at the FHQ, Abuja Main Switch Centre.
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOME COMPLETED COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PROJECT.
External View of the Lagos State Command Main Switch Centre 64
PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOME COMPLETED COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PROJECT.
Switch Equipment at the FHQ, Abuja Main Switch Room. 65
PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOME COMPLETED COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PROJECT.
Video Conference Terminal at the Lagos State Command Main Switch Centre.
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOME COMPLETED COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PROJECT.
A 90metres High Tower with Micro Wave Antenna at the Lagos State Command Main Switch Centre. 67
Lagos Switch Room 68
Challenges of the NPSCS • Site acquisition and access to Sites. • Provision of frequencies and parameter requirements of project. • Attitude to public infrastructures.
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Achievements
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Achievements of the NPSCS S/N
Activities
Achievement as
Achievements
at July, as at April, 2012 Completion
2011 1.
as
at April, 2012.
No. of Sites for GoTa Acquired and Accessed
2.
Percentage
No
of
Base
Stations
372
660
98%
9
611
91%
Transmitting
Completed
and
Commissioned 3.
No.
of
Equipment
Rooms
constructed
100% 1
37
Nil
18
Completion
and equipped.
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Microwave Repeater Station
86% 71
Achievements of the NPSCS Contd.. 5.
Installation
of
Surveillance
Cameras in Abuja and Lagos 6.
No.
of
Surveillance
Nil
1,464
Cameras
Terminated At Main Switch Centre
73.2% 30%
Nil
600
completion
Nil
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100%
at Abuja and Lagos. 7.
Video Conferencing
Completion 8.
Coalition
Emergency
Sub-System
Response Nil
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100%
Completion 9.
E-Police Subsystem
Nil
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100% Completion
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MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF POLICE PROJECTS,PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES
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Level of Completion of Police Project S/No. 1 2 3 4
PROJECTS COMPLETED UNCOMPLETED ABANDONED YET TO COMMENCE
NO. 327 160 22 72 75
Crime Types and Statistics Across The Country
Crime & Statistics 879 robbery cases 366 cases of kidnapping 1,609 suspects were arrested 766 firearms and 31,175 ammunition were recovered from the suspects. • 140 kidnapped victims were rescued • 208 kidnappers arrested are facing prosecution. • • • •
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Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police • Establishment of the Anti-Terrorism Squad with Bases in twelve occasions across the country. • Establishment of a Counter Terrorism strike force unit • Establishment of a Counter Terrorism Intelligence and Investigation Unit. • Training/Retraining and manpower development of personnel on Counter Terrorism measures/initiatives. 78
Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police Contd.. • Participating in Counter Terrorism Seminars/Workshops/Conference both locally and internationally; aimed at exposing officers to global strategies and tactics of combating scourge. • Acquisition of security gadgets, tools, equipment/facilities arms/ammunition for combating terrorism. • Immense contribution to the processes that brought about the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2011. • Establishment of a Counter Terrorism Training School. 79
Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police Contd.. • Adaptation of the Community Policing concept as a Counter Terrorism Strategy. • Active participation in the project of the National Focal Point of the African Centre for the study and research on terrorism. • Initiated the process of entering into an (MOU) Memorandum of Understanding with the Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU) of the Metropolitan Police. 80
Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police Contd. • Active participation in creating position documents to be adopted in combating acts of terrorism in Nigeria. • Synergy and collaboration on Joint border patrol with other neighbouring countries. • Arrest, Investigation and prosecution of Terrorist.
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Police Office’s on Counter Terrorist Squad Training
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Police Office’s on Counter Terrorist Squad Training
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Police Office’s on Counter Terrorist Squad Training
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Police Office’s on Counter Terrorist Squad Training
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Police Office’s on Counter Terrorist Squad Training
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Police Office’s on Counter Terrorist Squad Training
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Police Office’s on Counter Terrorist Squad Training
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Police Recruitment And Training
Police Academy Wudil, Kano Cadet Inspectors
First Batch
138 (On-going)
Second Batch 151 Cadet ASPs First Batch TOTAL
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(To commence 1st of July.)
(On-going)
Second Batch 149 (To commence 1st of July.) 591 89
Police Training Schools, Recruits And Constables: NO
POLICE TRAINING SCHOOLS
i.
Police College, Ikeja
2,544
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Police College, Maiduguri
2,665
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Police College, Oji River
1,898
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Police College, Kaduna
3,398
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Police Training School, Ilorin
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Police Training School, Sokoto
2,039
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Police Training School, Bauchi
1,160
viii.
Police Training School, Minna
1,005
ix.
Police Training School, Iperu
592
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Police Training School, Calabar
905
xi.
Police Training School, Nonwa Tai, Rivers TOTAL
NOS. RECRUITS AND CONSTABLES
792
1,322 18,320 90
TRAINING
Participants in Weapon handing 91
TRAINING
BARE practice
92
TRAINING
Participants in Weapon handing
93
TRAINING
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TRAINING
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MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF POLICE PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES • • • • •
Level of Completion of Police Project Crime Types And Statistics Across The Country Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police Police Recruitment And Training Police E-payment/Biometrics
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MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF POLICE PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES • • • • • •
Level of Completion of Police Project Crime Types And Statistics Across The Country Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police Police Recruitment And Training Police E-payment/Biometrics Public Launch Of The Police Biometric Central Motor Registry(BCMR)
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MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF POLICE PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES • • • • • •
Level of Completion of Police Project Crime Types And Statistics Across The Country Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police Police Recruitment And Training Police E-payment/Biometrics Public Launch Of The Police Biometric Central Motor Registry(BCMR)
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Benefits of the BCMR • First hand information and authentic biometric database for Police operational guide on crime prevention and detection in place of complete reliance on secondary data provided to the Force by other agencies; • Provision of improved national and personal security through proper monitoring of vehicles and owners; • Incident reporting; • Face matching (picture and video) with previously captured facial images, • Vehicle tracking and demobilization 99
Public Launch Of The Police Biometric Central Motor Registry(BCMR) Contd‌
The Honourable Minister of Police Affairs, at the Launching 100
Public Launch Of The Police Biometric Central Motor Registry(BCMR) Contd‌
The Honourable Minister of Police Affairs, the Inspector General of Police and representatives of other Security Agencies at the Launching
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MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF POLICE PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES Level of Completion of Police Project Crime Types And Statistics Across The Country Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police Police Recruitment And Training Police E-payment/Biometrics Public Launch Of The Police Biometric Central Motor Registry(BCMR) • Peace Keeping Operations • • • • • •
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MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF POLICE PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES • • • • • •
Level of Completion of Police Project Crime Types And Statistics Across The Country Counter Terrorism Efforts Of The Nigeria Police Police Recruitment And Training Police E-payment/Biometrics Public Launch Of The Police Biometric Central Motor Registry(BCMR)
• Peacekeeping Operations 103
Peacekeeping Operations • 1203 Nigeria Police officers are serving in seven (7) United Nations-led and one (1) AUled peacekeeping operations respectively. • 648 which is made up of 534 men and 115 women are deployed as Individual Police Officers (IPOs) in various peacekeeping operations, • 539 composed of 401 men and 138 women are deployed in four (4) Formed Police Units (FPUs) as follows: 104
Current Peacekeeping Operations Contd… • One unit of 120 officers in the United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL), • One unit of 140 officers in the United Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), • Two units of 140 officers each in the United Nations/African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID). • The Nigeria Police is also supporting the AU Mission in Somalia, (AMISOM) where eight officers are currently serving.
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CONCLUSION
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