The Inspector General of Police(IGP), Olukoyede Egbetokun, played host to the Director General(DG), National Crimes Agency(NCA), Graeme Biggar at the Force Headquarters, Abuja.
The Force’s Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi in a statement on X, said the IGP played host to the DG of NCA in Abuja on Wednesday.
The NPF and NCA held a discourse on the viable partnership for training and development of its Commissions.
During the visit, the IGP reflected on the already existing relationship between the Police and the UK National Crime Agency, in arrears of training, and support towards combating crimes and criminality. Also, areas of bolstering the effectiveness of the police in fight against kidnapping, and cyber-crime related offences across the country.
However, the DG on behalf of the UK Government pledged continuous support to the Police Force in all areas, which includes enhanced trainings and courses for officers to boost their efficiency towards curbing crimes and criminality across the country.
The IGP went on to reiterate the commitment of his administration to engage in fruitful collaborations with relevant Agencies, towards enhanced training and re-training for Officers and Men of the Force to effectively address the challenges of Policing Nigeria.
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The meeting also had in attendance the members of the Force Management Team, National Vice President of Interpol, Garba Baba Umar, and the Head of NPF-NCCC, Henry Uche.
