The Ogun State Commissioner of Police, Abiodun Alamutu, has reiterated the command’s resolve to make any part of the state uninhabitable for criminals who would rather engage in productive ventures to disturb the peace of the state.
Alamutu reiterated this commitment when Comr Wole Ademuyiwa-leadership, of the Computer Telecommunications Technicians Association of Ogun State, visited him at the state command, Eleweran, Abeokuta.
Speaking during the visit, the CP said, “Our core duty is to provide security and rid the society of all that is antithetical to achieving peace, law and order and this we shall continue to do, we shall never allow any part of the state to be a haven for any criminal. Residents of the state are assured of their security even as they keep supporting us in the discharge of our constitutional roles”.
Comrade Ademuyiwa highlighted the challenges facing their members, one of which is the issue of insecurity which has made many of them lose their valuables to marauding thieves.
Ademuyiwa said, “Essentially, we are here to seek a better working relationship with the police state command. As an association that is into repairs of telecommunications gadgets, laptops, CCTV and some other gadgets that are under ICT. We came to see the CP who has no doubt been doing great work to let him know that we appreciate his proactiveness and dutiful sense of purpose.
“However, sometimes our members fall victim to these robbers, we certainly need the police to help us in this area. Security is also the business of everyone, we are also ready to support the CP, Abiodun Alamutu and his team in their bid to make the state safer and be unconducive for the criminals”.
The group sought guidance on how to enhance the safety of their equipment and personnel, recognizing the critical role their association plays in the country’s technological landscape.
Meanwhile Hyacinth Nnaji, the Remo Chairman of COMTEAN, also emphasized the significance of their work and expressed gratitude for the Commissioner’s willingness to be a father figure for the association.
