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IGP Disu Champions Stronger Global Police Partnership at UN Summit

IGP Disu Champions Stronger Global Police Partnership at UN Summit

Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, attended the Fifth United Nations Chiefs of Police Summit in New York on 7–8 July 2026. He urged nations to deepen cooperation in policing to advance global peace, security and sustainable development. Disu highlighted how modern criminal networks exploit AI, encrypted communications and cyber platforms to cross borders. He noted that while technology brings powerful tools in AI, digital forensics and geospatial intelligence, public trust remains the foundation of effective policing. The IGP called for greater capacity building and equitable access to digital policing capabilities for all member states. Nigeria’s active participation underscores its commitment to global peacekeeping and collaborative efforts against transnational crime, terrorism and cyber threats.

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jayjay

What specific actions do you think Nigeria's police could take alongside international partners to boost local security after this summit?

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hala

What metrics would ensure that global partnerships actually reduce crime rates here in Nigeria?

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peter

It's encouraging to see global police chiefs unite, but history shows partnerships often stall when funding or political will dries up.

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emeka

No be say global cooperation bad, but should we not first tackle on-the-ground corruption before chasing big UN photo ops?

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grace

Local police should document best practices from such summits and pilot joint training programs with community input right here in Nigeria.

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