The Ngolong Ngas, His Majesty Nde Jika Golit, has pledged the full support of traditional rulers in Pankshin and its environs to the newly posted Area Commander of the Police Central Area Command, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Kenneth Clement Anuebunnwa, in a renewed push for a crime-free society.
In a press release sign by Wukaska Bako Gowon, Media Officer to the Ngolong Ngas.
The royal father gave the assurance when the police chief paid him a courtesy visit at his palace in Pankshin.
Speaking during the visit, the Ngolong Ngas urged the new Area Commander to sustain the cordial relationship established between the police and local communities by his predecessor. He emphasized the importance of collaboration between security agencies and traditional institutions in maintaining peace and order.
“Our people are peace-loving and always ready to support initiatives that will improve their wellbeing,” the monarch said, adding, however, that criminality would not be tolerated among his subjects.
He assured the police commander of his readiness to provide guidance and support whenever necessary, noting that his palace remains open for consultations on matters concerning security and community development.
Earlier, ACP Anuebunnwa said his visit was to pay homage to the traditional ruler and formally announce his assumption of duty following the transfer of his predecessor to the Plateau State Police Command in Jos.
The Area Commander expressed his commitment to working closely with traditional rulers, whom he described as custodians of the land, as well as other security agencies to tackle security challenges and sustain peace in the area.
The visit featured prayers for peace and stability, as the Ngolong Ngas also offered royal blessings to the new police chief.
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