Guardian.Ng IGP Urges Proactive Policing Against Criminals in Kano
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- •IGP Disu calls for intensified offensive operations against criminals in Kano.
- •Over 1,300 suspects arrested for various crimes in the first half of 2026.
- •A six-point security strategy emphasizes intelligence-led policing and community engagement.
On June 17, 2026, Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu directed Kano State Police to intensify offensive operations against criminal elements, emphasizing proactive policing as essential for security. The directive was delivered during a lecture on urban gang management and securing commercial hubs, highlighting Kano's importance as a commercial center. The IGP praised recent successes in combating banditry and armed robbery, urging officers to maintain pressure on violent gangs and cybercriminals. A six-point security strategy was unveiled, focusing on intelligence-led policing, community engagement, and accountability. The police command reported over 1,300 arrests related to various crimes from January to June 2026. The IGP stressed the need for modern crime-fighting tools and community trust to enhance intelligence gathering. He warned against corruption and human rights violations within the force.
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