New Era of Policing in Edo State: CP Monday Agbonika Takes the Helm

Habiba Sam

The Edo State Police Command has a new honcho, as Commissioner of Police Monday Agbonika assumes duty in Benin City. Agbonika's arrival marks a significant shift in the state's policing landscape, with a focus on maintaining peace and order.

In his inaugural address to the command's heads of department, divisional police officers, and tactical commanders, CP Agbonika emphasized the need for peace in Edo State. He assured that the command will implement strategies to ensure effective policing, working closely with the state government, traditional rulers, civil society organizations, youth groups, and other security agencies.

The new commissioner highlighted the importance of collaboration in maintaining law and order. By working together with various stakeholders, the command aims to bring sanity to the system and address security challenges. This approach is expected to foster a safer environment for residents and visitors alike.

CP Agbonika issued a stern warning to criminals operating in Edo State, urging them to either relocate or face strong police resistance. This bold stance signals a renewed commitment to tackling crime and ensuring public safety.

As a seasoned law enforcement officer, CP Agbonika brings a wealth of experience to his new role. His appointment comes on the heels of recent security challenges in the state, including the tragic killing of 16 individuals in Uromi. The Police Service Commission's decision to redeploy Agbonika to head the Edo State command may be seen as a strategic move to address these concerns.

As CP Agbonika settles into his new role, expectations are high for improved security and policing in Edo State. The command faces challenges in maintaining peace and order, particularly in the wake of recent violent incidents. However, with Agbonika's leadership and collaborative approach, there is optimism about the state's future security prospects.

The assumption of duty by CP Monday Agbonika marks a new chapter in Edo State policing. With a focus on peace, collaboration, and effective policing, the command is poised to make a positive impact on the state's security landscape. As the command navigates the challenges ahead, residents and visitors alike will be watching closely to see the impact of Agbonika's leadership.

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