Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed appoints Addis Ababa Police Commission leaders

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (Dr.) has appointed leaders to the Addis Ababa Police Commission effective from Megabit 2, 2018. Lt. General Tenzero Denero was named commissioner, while Tofik Meded and Erziq Esa were appointed as deputy commissioners.

The appointments took place in Addis Ababa and became effective from Megabit 2, 2018. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (Dr.) assigned the commissioner and deputy commissioners of the Addis Ababa Police Commission.

Specifically, Lt. General Tenzero Denero was appointed as the commissioner of the Addis Ababa Police Commission. Additionally, Deputy Commissioner Tofik Meded and Ato Erziq Esa were named as deputy commissioners. This information was confirmed by the Office of the Prime Minister.

These changes introduce new leadership to the structure of the Addis Ababa police administration, though further details on the implications were not provided.

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President Bola Tinubu decorates Olatunji Disu as acting Inspector General of Police during a formal ceremony.
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Tinubu decorates Disu as acting inspector general of police

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has decorated Olatunji Disu as the acting Inspector General of Police, charging him to restore peace and strengthen security across Nigeria. The appointment follows the tenure of Kayode Egbetokun, who urged his successor to continue ongoing reforms.

Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh announced that a police force with public participation and effective duty fulfillment has been formed through security sector reform. He made the remarks at the 20th Police Commissioners Conference in Addis Ababa. The reform aims to professionalize police and create a strong institution.

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At the 20th Police Commissioners Conference in Addis Ababa, Federal Police Commissioner General Demelash G/Michael stated that efforts are underway to protect against terrorist drones from across the border. The event, under the motto “Police Unity for Lasting Peace,” highlights recent police reforms and national missions.

In Addis Ababa, officials from the Prosperity Party are holding a supervisory meeting on government and party works for the first six months. Ato Adem Farah stated that the meeting reviews the implementation of directives and guidelines set by President Abiy Ahmed. Participants are sharing experiences and identifying key issues.

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Addis Ababa's labor and social affairs commission is working diligently to prevent product shortages in the city's Thursday and Sunday markets. Commissioner Shitawe Mohammed stated that collaborations with regions and other stakeholders are underway to avoid shortages of imported goods. This effort aims to ensure residents can access sufficient products and alleviate hunger.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed Assistant Inspector-General of Police Tunji Disu as Acting Inspector-General of Police. The move has drawn attention to Disu's background as a judo champion within the Nigeria Police Force. Profiles of deputy inspectors general potentially affected by the appointment are also under discussion.

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A commemorative music performance honoring Nelson Mandela took place at the Federal Police College in Addis Ababa. This event strengthens ties between Ethiopia and South Africa. Ethiopian Federal Police Commissioner General Demelash Gebremichael expressed solidarity with Africa's freedom struggles.

 

 

 

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