New FCT Police Commissioner vows zero tolerance for crime
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The Federal Capital Territory Police Commissioner, Sanusi, has declared a zero-tolerance policy against crime in Abuja. This approach aims to improve security and reduce criminal activities in Nigeria's capital, affecting residents, businesses, and visitors. The policy follows similar commitments by Lagos Police Commissioner Tijani Fatai, who also emphasized preventing police brutality while intensifying crime-fighting efforts.
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- •FCT Police Commissioner Sanusi announced the zero-tolerance crime policy on March 27, 2026.
- •Lagos Police Commissioner Tijani Fatai made public statements on March 26, 2026, pledging tougher crime control and warning against police brutality.
- •Sanusi's declaration follows his March 25, 2026, statement that crime does not thrive where he serves.
- •Both commissioners are focusing on enhancing public safety in Nigeria's two largest cities, Abuja and Lagos.
- •The zero-tolerance policy includes increased police presence and stricter enforcement measures.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If FCT Police Commissioner Sanusi successfully reduces crime rates in Abuja residents and businesses will experience improved safety and economic activity may increase due to greater investor confidence.
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AFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)FCT Police Commissioner Sanusi Declares Zero Tolerance for Crime in AbujaAFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)Lagos CP Tijani Fatai vows tougher fight against crime, warns officers against brutalityAFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)No hiding place for criminals in Lagos, CP Fatai declaresAFRICAPunch (Nigeria)