Tuesday, 22 September 2015

Police Inspector General pledges support to victims of gender-based violence


Mr. Solomon E. Arase, the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) pledged his total support to the Federal ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development to nab perpetrators of violent crimes and other gender-based violence against women and other vulnerable persons.

The IGP made this statement when he hosted a delegation from the Federal ministry led by the Permanent Secretary, Dr. Ezekiel Oyemomi in his office at the Force Headquarters, Abuja.
According to the Police Force Public Relations Officer, Ag. ACP Olabisi Kolawole, said the Permanent Secretary used the forum to solicit for the IGP’s support in his ministry’s bid to prevent gender-based violent crimes against women and other vulnerable persons.

He also sought for the cooperation of the Police High Command for the sensitization of the general public against the unwholesome act.
Responding, the IGP declared to the delegation that the Nigeria Police under his watch was gender sensitive and as such would be committed to ensuring that the perpetrators of gender based violence refrained from it or face the wrath of the law.

Arase further used the occasion to enjoin members of the public to utilize the Nigeria Police-Gender based platform to report any case in that regard.



source: daily post

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