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IGP Egbetokun Has Strengthened Inter-Agency Synergy Like Never Before -By Adewole Kehinde

At a time when Nigeria needs solidarity among its security institutions, IGP Egbetokun has shown leadership that binds rather than breaks, inspires rather than divides, and strengthens rather than weakens. The synergy today is stronger than it has ever been, and it is this partnership that will continue to keep Nigeria safe.

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Since assuming office, the Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, PhD, NPM, has consistently demonstrated that security leadership in the 21st century must be built on collaboration, coordination, and mutual respect among all security agencies.

Contrary to the false narratives being pushed by mischief-makers and those seeking to incite non-existent inter-agency rivalries, the synergy between the Nigeria Police Force and sister agencies has grown stronger, more strategic, and more result-driven under his watch.

From the Defence Headquarters to the Nigerian Army, Nigerian Air Force, Nigerian Navy, DSS, NSCDC, FRSC, Immigration, Customs, and other critical stakeholders, IGP Egbetokun has entrenched a culture of seamless cooperation, one that prioritises national security over institutional ego.

His leadership style is anchored on inclusiveness and operational harmony, ensuring that every agency sees the other as a partner rather than a competitor.

Those attempting to manufacture inter-agency friction lack both facts and context. The truth remains that joint operations across the country, whether against banditry, terrorism, kidnapping, oil theft, or violent crimes, have recorded greater efficiency precisely because the Nigeria Police Force is working hand-in-hand with the military and other security organs.

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This synergy is visible in intelligence sharing, coordinated patrols, rapid response operations, and harmonised security strategies.

Under IGP Egbetokun, the Nigeria Police Force has remained focused, disciplined, and unwavering in its mission to secure Nigeria, both from within and without. The Force continues to affirm its role as the lead internal security agency while fully acknowledging and embracing the indispensable support of the Armed Forces and other partners.

This teamwork has strengthened national security architecture, improved public confidence, and ensured that criminals find no haven.

Inter-agency collaboration is not just a slogan; it is a working reality under IGP Egbetokun. And it is this unity of purpose that continues to frustrate the efforts of those who profit from division, misinformation, and falsehood.

At a time when Nigeria needs solidarity among its security institutions, IGP Egbetokun has shown leadership that binds rather than breaks, inspires rather than divides, and strengthens rather than weakens. The synergy today is stronger than it has ever been, and it is this partnership that will continue to keep Nigeria safe.

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Adewole Kehinde is a public affairs analyst based in Abuja. kennyadewole@gmail.com @kennyadewole

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