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The Minister of Police Affairs, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam has reiterated the need to continuously review and update the curriculum of the Nigeria Police College to ensure that it is aligned with the latest trends and best practices in law enforcement.
He stated this during a meeting with the Management and Staff of the Nigeria Police Academy, held at the Police College, Wudil, Kano State recently
The Minister stated that providing cadets with opportunities for practical, hands-on training will better prepare them for the challenges they will face in the field.
In his words, “I come to you today with a sense of purpose and determination to address a crucial matter that lies at the heart of our institution’s mission – the improvement of cadet student performance to shape the future leaders of law enforcement in Nigeria. As we strive to produce well-disciplined and professionally sound police cadets, it is imperative that we collectively embark on a journey of transformation and innovation in our approach”.
Gaidam charged them to establish a mentorship program where experienced officers can provide guidance and support to cadets that will not only help them navigate their academic journey but also instill in them the val
