Police Decorate 140 Officers in Bayelsa, Task them on Service Delivery

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The Commissioner of Police, Bayelsa Command, CP Mike Okoli, has decorated 140 newly promoted officers, charging them on service delivery to the country.

Okoli, gave the charge on Monday in Yenagoa during the decoration ceremony of the officers.

According to him, 16 DSPs were promoted to SPs, while 31 ASPs promoted to DSPs and 93 inspectors, promoted to ASP, making it a total of 140 from Bayelsa command.

Those promoted are Ebenuwa John, from ASP to SP; Owodo Solomon, from ASP to SP; Owohlo M.S, from ASP to SP; Akpede C.O., from ASP to SP; Warri A.A, from ASP to SP and Chukwuemeka U.B from ASP to SP.

Others are Salawu H.O, from ASP to SP; Obosi Herrick, from ASP to SP; Samson Akainde, from ASP to SP; Omi Justice, from ASP to SP; O.P Macaulay, from ASP to SP; Ibrahim Abdulkadir, ASP to SP and Obinwa Ogbuike, from ASP to SP.

Sotonye Uwani, from DSP to ASP; Fineboy Akah, from DSP to ASP; Okios Enitomini, from DSP to ASP; Alex A.T, from DSP to ASP; Habib M.A. DSP to ASP, amongst others.

Okoli, while congratulating the promoted officers on their well-deserved elevation, charged them to deploy their intellect and demonstrate sound professional judgment in their decisions at all times.

The CP, also called on officers serving in the command to commit themselves to service of the nation, and humanity at all times.

He said: “This promotion comes with higher responsibility. So, in all you do always have that at the back of your mind.

“Double efforts at carrying out your duties professionally, especially at this time that the nation and the world are faced with series of security challenges.”

The CP, advised the newly promoted officers to remain steadfast as they faced tougher challenges in their career.

He also advised them to always remain loyal to the Police authority in order to succeed in their carrier.

Speaking on behalf of the elevated officers, SP Ebenuwa John commended the Presidency and the Police Service Commission for finding them worthy of promotion.

He said the promotion was a call to higher responsibility to the general public and the nation at large.

John pledged on behalf of the officers to put in their best to protect lives and property of citizens at all times.