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Disu Celebrates Fathers, Highlights Their Nation-Building Role

The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Olatunji Rilwan Disu, has joined millions of Nigerians in commemorating Father’s Day, paying tribute to fathers across the country for their contributions to family unity, social stability and national development.

In a statement issued on Sunday by the Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Anietie Okokon Edem Iniedu, the IGP praised fathers for their sacrifices, dedication and leadership in raising responsible citizens and strengthening the moral foundations of society.

According to the statement, Disu acknowledged the critical role fathers play in nurturing children, promoting sound moral values and instilling discipline, integrity, hard work and patriotism—qualities considered essential for nation-building.

The police chief noted that “fathers continue to make daily sacrifices by providing guidance, protection and support for their families, efforts he said contribute significantly to national progress and social cohesion.”

Disu also paid special tribute to police officers who balance the demands of law enforcement with their responsibilities as fathers and guardians.

He commended officers who spend long hours away from home in service to the nation while remaining committed to their roles as parents and role models.

As Nigerians mark this year’s Father’s Day, the IGP “wished fathers good health, strength, wisdom and fulfilment. He also urged citizens to recognise and appreciate the sacrifices, commitment and enduring influence of fathers whose efforts contribute to building a safer, stronger and more prosperous Nigeria.”

The statement reaffirmed the “Nigeria Police Force’s commitment to protecting lives and property, strengthening community partnerships and supporting initiatives that promote family values, social cohesion and national development.”

The IGP concluded by extending Father’s Day greetings to fathers across the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

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