How To Contact Police Boss of Each State in Nigeria For Immediate Complains and Responses
- Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the spokesperson of the Nigerian Police Force, has released the contact number of the officers of the police complaint bureaus in each state of the federation
- The bureau is domiciled in the offices of the police public relations officers in the Nigerian police force
- Adejobi urges Nigerians to use the numbers where it is necessary to save someone or rescue themselves and promises immediate responses
The Nigerian Police Force has released the contact numbers of the public complaint bureau officers (PCB), domiciled in the police public relations officers (PPRO) in the 36 states in Nigeria.
The contact numbers were shared by the police spokesperson, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, on his verified Twitter page on Sunday, October 23.
Source: UGC
The police boss urges Nigerians to use the contact number to save people and/or liberate them when needed.
The contact numbers of the police bosses are reachable and available for immediate responses where there is an urgent need to contact the police.
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Source: Twitter
Adejobi said:
“I have promised to share this here. Please take note and use the nos when necessary to save people and/or liberate them, even, yourself. The nos of the command PCB officers domiciled in the PPRO offices, so make use of them for our good. Thanks. Ire oo.”
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