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The Police Commissioner in Enugu State, Mr Mohammed Danmallam, has emphasised the need for students to be law abiding by shunning all negative tendencies and vices to become future good leaders.
Danmallan gave the advice on Tuesday in Enugu when executive members of the Student Union Government of Institute of Management and Technology (IMT) Enugu paid him a courtesy visit in his office at the police command headquarters.
According to him, youths are the leaders of tomorrow and as a student, you are expected to be law abiding and avoiding cultism and other social vices.
He urged them to always associate themselves with meaningful ventures that would serve the interest of their state or country since the youths constitute a greater percentage of the population.
“Finally, I urge you all to remain focus in your studies as it is what brought you to the institution in the first place.
“I am assuring you that the state command will stop at nothing from partnering with student and youth based organizations and other relevant bodies for a safe and secured state,’’ he assured.
The commissioner also distributed a flier containing the commands distress call numbers and social media platforms to the students in order to aid crime fighting and reporting within the state.
Earlier, the leader of the delegation, Comrade Chiamaka Morah, appreciated the command’s effort in reducing crime as well as leadership role of the commissioner which had improved security situation in the state and its environs.
Morah pointing out that “Enugu State remains the safest in Nigeria hence the Command emerging variously as the Most Outstanding police command in Nigeria’’.
Highlight of the occasion includes the exchange of souvenir in appreciations of the command as the Most Outstanding Command in Nigeria by the student body as well as the souvenir from the commissioner.
The Assistant Commissioner of Police in-charge of Directorate of Finance and Administrations, Mr Oliver Amechi and the Commands Public Relations Officer, SP Ebere Amaraizu, were on hand to receive the students.
