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IGP Approves Posting Of DSP Edafe Bright As Substantive Delta PPRO
The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Usman Baba Alikali, has approved the posting of DSP Edafe Bright as substantive Police Public Relation Officer of Delta State Police Command with immediate effect.
Until his new posting, DSP Edafe Bright was the acting spokesman of the command.
The new PPRO holds a Higher National Diploma (HND) from Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti. He was one time the Administrative Officer Area Command Asaba and also served in Ekiti State Police Command.
ASP Edna Bassey 2IC PPRO, said in a statement on Saturday, said, “The New PPRO however, appeals to the general public and journalists to accord him same support that was given to his predecessors. He can be reached via GSM No. 08131070122 and 07014940853 or via email on Brightgoldenboy1@gmail.com”.
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