The Community Safety Partnership (CSP) was the strategy that allowed Alhaji Mustapha Mohammed, who was relieved of his duties as Assistant Inspector General of Police in Zone Six, Calabar, to accomplish much in his brief five months there.
The two states that were under his authority saw a marked decrease in criminal activity, according to him, thanks to this strategy.
The CSP strategy helped solidify Cross River, Akwa Ibom, and Jigawa as three of Nigeria’s most tranquil and secure states, he told journalists at his pull-out parade after 33 years of service at the Mobile Police Barracks 11 in Calabar.
He elaborated that he started CSP as a way to unite the impacted areas so that they could better handle their security concerns in tandem with the police.
Mohammed spoke clean about how he and his crew used the CSP method before launching operations against criminals. Collaboration with critical stakeholders was the key to our success in any hostile area,” he stated.
Justice must be shown in all official dealings between all types of police officers and the public, the former AIG admonished the younger generation and his successor.
Joining the police force to serve his fatherland, Nigeria, was a decision he has no regrets about, and he is thrilled to be able to serve till retirement in good health and with no criminal records.
Maintain a sense of justice and reverence for God in all that you do as a law enforcement official. He emphasized that this was the key to success.
He claims he was able to handle and control every crime that occurred during his tenure. Zone Six, Calabar has been served by 33 AIGs before Mustapha Mohammed.