The decoration ceremony, which took place at the Stateja, marked a significant development in the police force's leadership. Disu's appointment as acting IGP comes just 48 days before his scheduled retirement on April 13, 2026, when he would have reached the mandatory retirement age of 60 years.
However, under the amended Police Act, Disu may remain in office until 2030, sparking concerns about the potential for prolonged tenure and its implications for the police force.
The ceremony was attended by senior government officials, including the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, and the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume.
The immediate past IGP, Kayode Egbetokun, who submitted his resignation letter to the President on family issues that require his und, has been commended by President Tinubu for his service to the nation.
However, others have expressed potential for Disu's prolonged tenure to undermine the police force and its ability nation effectively. The decoration ceremony has sparked a range of reactions, with some welcoming Disu's appointment and others expressing concerns about the potential implications of his prolonged tenure.
As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how Disu's tenure will impact the police force and the nation as a whole. The amended Inspectors a four-year age, which means Disu may remain in office until 2030.
This has significant police force's leadership and stability, and it is likely to be closely watched in the coming months. With the potential for prolonged tenure and its implications for the police force, the nation will be waiting to see how this plays out and what consequences it may have for the country's security and stability.
