The Kano State Police Command has successfully concluded a one-month intensive training programme in combat readiness and weapon handling for 200 officers, aimed at boosting their operational effectiveness and enhancing service delivery in the state.
The passing-out ceremony took place on Monday at the No. 9 Police Mobile Force Squadron in Hotoro, Kano. Commissioner of Police Ibrahim Bakori, represented by Deputy Commissioner of Police Audu Sabo (Finance and Administration), said the training was designed to equip personnel with modern policing and tactical skills needed to address current security threats.
The programme aligns with directives from Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Rilwan Disu, who has emphasised continuous capacity building for officers. Training was conducted at No. 9 PMF, Hotoro, and No. 52 PMF, Challawa.
Participants received both practical and theoretical instruction in areas including weapon handling, tactical manoeuvres, intelligence-led policing, community policing, public relations, and human rights.
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