The Kogi State Police Commissioner, CP Miller Dantaweye, has received a delegation from the British embassy directed by Andrew Marshall, along with Tope Aroso and Stanley Adeyemo.
The visit was aimed at exploring opportunities for improved collaboration between the British embassy and the Kogi State Police command to address security challenges.
During the meeting, the British delegation discussed its operational approach, particularly in operations led by intelligence and counter -reasons. Andrew Marshall emphasized the need for synergy to combat security threats, including intelligence compilation to track criminal activities effectively.
In response, CP DantaWaye assured the delegation of the commitment of the command to strengthen security measures.
He recognized the importance of international cooperation and promised to intensify efforts, including solid detention and search operations and the exchange of strategic intelligence.
CP DantaWaye, who recently assumed the position, highlighted the importance of collaboration with foreign partners, given their advanced security skills and resources.
The CP also declared that any British team that visits the state of Kogi must notify its office to guarantee adequate security coverage during your visit.
He also encouraged the British embassy to share any intelligence on criminal activities, even when he does not actively participate in field operations, to facilitate rapid and effective responses by law agents.
The visit marks a step to reinforce security associations and improve the strategies to fight crime in the state of Kogi.
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