FCT Police Commissioner Sanusi Declares Crime War in Abuja

Ahmad Sanusi, the current Commissioner of Police for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has announced a zero-tolerance policy towards crime in Abuja. During a press briefing at the command headquarters, he pledged to dismantle notorious criminal syndicates operating within the territory.
Sanusi emphasized that the FCT will no longer serve as a refuge for criminal elements and warned that decisive measures would be taken to restore public safety and confidence. He highlighted the importance of discipline and professionalism within the police force, stating that indiscipline and unprofessional conduct would not be tolerated.
Sanusi, who assumed office with a strong commitment to build on the achievements of his predecessor, plans to adopt a proactive, intelligence-driven approach to policing, focusing on crime prevention rather than mere response. He urged residents to support the police by providing credible information and reassured them of the police's commitment to protecting lives and property across the FCT.
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