Anambra Police Command Strengthens Partnership with Public Complaints Commission

The Commissioner of Police, Anambra State Command, CP Ikioye Orutugu, has hosted officers of the Public Complaints Commission (PCC) at the Command Headquarters in Awka. The interactive session, held on July 31, 2025, aimed to strengthen Police-Public relations and promote synergy between law enforcement agencies and oversight bodies.

CP Orutugu emphasized the importance of accountability and professionalism in policing, noting that the Police under his watch will remain open to accountability and committed to upholding professionalism in all dealings with members of the public. He assured the PCC of the Command's continued commitment to building inclusive and responsive policing structures that foster mutual trust, justice, and community safety.

The Honorable Commissioner of the PCC, Mr. Emmanuel Muoka, expressed readiness to work closely with the Command to address complaints promptly and fairly, in line with their mandate to act as a voice for the voiceless and ensure that justice is not only done but seen to be done. The visit is part of a broader initiative to deepen institutional collaboration, promote transparency, and ensure the protection of citizens' rights through effective complaint redress mechanisms.

The CP's commitment to building inclusive and responsive policing structures is expected to promote transparency and community safety in Anambra State. The partnership between the Police and the PCC will help to address complaints promptly and fairly, and ensure that justice is served. The visit demonstrates the Command's commitment to promoting transparency and accountability in policing, and its willingness to work with oversight bodies to ensure that citizens' rights are protected.

The Anambra Police Command's partnership with the Public Complaints Commission is a step in the right direction towards promoting transparency, accountability, and community safety. The Command's commitment to building inclusive and responsive policing structures will help to foster mutual trust, justice, and community safety. The partnership will also help to ensure that complaints are addressed promptly and fairly, and that justice is served.