The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has honoured 33 of its young officers who were formally called to the Nigerian Bar on Wednesday, hailing their accomplishment as a milestone achievement for the institution.
Force Public Relations Officer (FPRO), CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, announced the development in a post shared on his verified Facebook page on Thursday. He commended the officers for their resilience and commitment in successfully combining policing duties with the rigorous demands of legal studies.
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“Congratulations on your Call to Bar, young officers. The Nigeria Police Force is very proud of you,” Hundeyin wrote, accompanying his message with photos of the officers in their ceremonial wigs and gowns.
Among those admitted to the Bar were DSP Azamaimi Tana Ahekohimbia, DSP Ekem Ibiso Tamunosaki, DSP M.E. Garba, DSP Oga Nafisatu Sale, ASP Iye Silas, DSP E.A. Omo-Agege, ASP J.I. Ejime-Irabie, ASP Udora David Ugochukwu, and ASP Thompson Ofem Usang. Others included ASP Ogugufa Josephine, DSP Lembang S. Precious, ASP Euodias Tsintop Emmanuel, DSP I.E. Chisom, DSP Abdulrazak Abdullahi Olamide, DSP Okoyomom Martins, and DSP Babaseyi B. Olusegun, alongside several colleagues.
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The feat has drawn widespread admiration from fellow officers and the public, with many describing it as evidence of the growing professionalism within the Force. The achievement also highlights the increasing presence of police personnel in fields such as law, academia, and other professional endeavours.
The NPF said it regards the success of its officers as a reflection of the institution’s commitment to personal development, professional excellence, and service to the nation.
