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IGP Approves, Organises Conference for PPROs
Newslens Nigeria reports that the IGP, Kayode Egbetokun has approved a 3 day conference and seminar for Police Public Relatiins Officers across the country to educate them on the need to embrace core values and principles of PR, and Strategic Communication towards achieving effective policing and national unity in Nigeria.
This Nigeria news platform gathered that the conference will hold in Uyo Akwa Ibom State from 27th to 29th of November, 2023.
The Police Spokesperson Olumuyiwa Adejobi explained that the conference will provide ample opportunity for police PR and Communication experts to be more active and informed in their areas of responsibility.
“We will be partnering with the UN, CLEEN Foundation, NIPR and other relevant bodies to make it a success and purposeful” he said.
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