Kukah Centre Advocates SOPs for Operation Rainbow Security

The Kukah Centre, in collaboration with the Plateau State Government, has called for the formal adoption and implementation of Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for Operation Rainbow, a state-owned security outfit. This initiative aims to strengthen community security, accountability, and human rights compliance.
The advocacy meeting took place in Jos, with the theme “Improving Community Security Initiative for Accountable Service Delivery II.” Philemon Daffi, the Plateau State Commissioner for Justice, represented by Barrister Christopher Bot, praised the Kukah Centre for its role in reforming local security frameworks. Daffi emphasized that the development of SOPs is timely and strategic, highlighting the importance of operational guidelines that promote professionalism and respect for human rights.
He noted that Operation Rainbow has been vital in providing intelligence support and community engagement, and institutionalizing these procedures will enhance its effectiveness in addressing complex security challenges.
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