My Stay in Sapele As DPO was very wonderful, Olasunkanmi Musiliu tells Sapele Mirror TV during send forth party organized by Sapele Police.

My Stay in Sapele As DPO was very wonderful, Olasunkanmi Musiliu tells Sapele Mirror TV during send forth party organized by Sapele Police.

By Queen Stephanie Ikanone Odiete

It was all shades of love and affection as the out going Divisional Police Officer, ACP Olasunkanmi Musiliu, who was recently promoted to the position of Assistant Commissioner Of Police received standing ovation during his send forth party organized by Sapele Police. 
Dignatries grace the send forth ceremony and congratulated him on his new position. 

Full of gratitude and excitement, the outgoing DPO of Sapele, poured out his joy while describing the people of Sapele as Peaceful and loving. Speaking further he said, my stay in Sapele was very wonderful, I thank you you all for your support and cooperation.
“This is my happiest day, not just because of my promotion but because of the support I received during my time here. I had a peaceful tenure, and that was only possible due to the cooperation of the people of Sapele and the support of other security agencies.”
Speaking at the event, ACP Innocent Umerie, the Sapele Area Commander, congratulated Alade on his well-deserved promotion. “We are proud of ACP Musiliu Alade. This is just the beginning of greater things to come for him,” he said. “We will continue to support each other, and I pray that one day, he takes over from me as well.”

A senior police officer, DCO 2 Stephen Ukoba praised Alade’s leadership. “During his time here, crime rates dropped significantly. His cooperation with local security outfits and community leaders made a huge difference,” he said, while noting that he was a DPO who understood the importance of working with the people.

Madam Grace Edafe, a trader at the Sapele main market, also spoke highly of the outgoing DPO. “I have never seen him but I heard of what he was doing and a friend told me how he insisted on bringing suspects to him and interrogating them and he would let most of them go if they are innocent and had nothing on their neck why they were arrested. “He will be missed, but we are happy for his promotion,” she said.

A senior Vigilante officer, Mr. Felix Oboh, emphasized the importance of collaboration between security agencies, noting that Alade’s leadership made it easy to combat crime. “He saw us as partners, not just subordinates. That made security operations more effective,” Oboh said.

As the event concluded, guests took turns congratulating ACP Alade, wishing him success in his next role. The celebration was marked with music, food, and a presentation of gifts as a token of appreciation for his service in Sapele

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