Senator Ede Dafinone, representing Delta Central Senatorial District at the National Assembly, was among the dignitaries and top security officials who attended the official decoration ceremony of AIG Mohammed Dankwar, who was promoted to the rank of Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG) on Monday.
The event, was a notable milestone in the ongoing efforts to strengthen leadership and professionalism within the Nigeria Police Force.
In his congratulatory message, Senator Dafinone praised DIG Dankwara for his outstanding professionalism, discipline, and steadfast commitment to duty. He described the promotion as a well-earned recognition of the officer’s years of dedicated service and invaluable contributions to national security. The senator also commended the Police Service Commission for upholding merit, integrity, and excellence in its promotion process.
“Congratulations to DIG Mohammed Dankwara on this well-deserved promotion, which highlights not only his personal accomplishments but also the integrity and commitment that define our Police Force,” Senator Dafinone said. “His rise to this position is a clear reflection of his years of dedicated service and exemplary leadership within the Force.”
Similarly, the distinguished senator fondly called the Super Senator by his constituents expressed confidence that DIG Dankwara will continue to show outstanding leadership and maintain the highest standards of professionalism in his new position. He stressed that strong and effective leadership at the top of the Nigeria Police Force is vital for building public trust and ensuring the safety of lives and property across the country.
Senator Dafinone once again extended his warm congratulations to DIG Dankwara, wishing him continued success as he takes on greater responsibilities in serving the nation. He also reaffirmed his commitment to supporting efforts that promote professionalism, discipline, and accountability within Nigeria’s security system.
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