Sokoto Police Launch Campaign to Combat Youth Crime

The Sokoto State Police Command inaugurated the state chapter of the Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices (POCACOV) to address youth crime and social vices. The event took place on Saturday at the command’s auditorium, presided over by Commissioner of Police CP Hayatu Shaffa.
He urged community participation in preventing crime, focusing on issues like cultism, drug abuse, political thuggery, cybercrime, and youth violence. Shaffa identified public enlightenment, community engagement, and positive youth development as the initiative's three pillars.
The chapter is led by ASP Ibrahim Mustapha Muhammad as state coordinator, with Abubakar Magaji Yabo as state chairman. Other key officers include DSP Ahmad Rufa’i, CSP Kabiru Ahmad, and several others.
The ceremony was attended by district heads, representatives from various security and civil organizations, traditional and religious leaders, and community groups. Shaffa emphasized the importance of collective efforts in ensuring the initiative's success.
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