By Michael Samuel Idoko
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Commissioner, Benneth Igweh, has recently been promoted to the rank of Assistant Inspector General (AIG) of Police, a recognition that underscores his exceptional dedication and contributions to the fight against crime in Nigeria. This promotion is not only a reflection of his past achievements but also a testament to the potential and responsibilities that lie ahead.
Born on October 7, 1968, in Akatta, Orlu-East Local Government Area of Imo State, AIG Igweh’s journey in the Nigeria Police Force began in 1996 when he enlisted as a Cadet Assistant Superintendent. Over the years, he has displayed remarkable leadership, courage, and an unwavering commitment to ensuring the safety of citizens across various postings. His academic background, with degrees in Estate Management and Business Administration from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, further complements his practical experience, making him a well-rounded officer.
AIG Igweh’s promotion is particularly significant in a nation grappling with insecurity. It serves as a beacon of hope, illustrating that the Nigeria Police Force continues to recognize and reward those who embody the virtues of bravery, dedication, and excellence. His career trajectory is a powerful reminder that there are still heroes within the force, working tirelessly to protect and serve.
As AIG, Benneth Igweh will now take on even greater responsibilities, and his track record suggests that he is well-prepared to meet these challenges. His elevation is not just a personal achievement but a source of inspiration for others in the force and across the nation.
Congratulations to AIG Benneth Igweh on this well-deserved promotion. His continued service promises to be a blessing to Nigeria, and his rise is a powerful reminder of the good that exists within our police force. May his journey inspire many more to follow in his footsteps, contributing to the safety and security of our great nation.
