JUNE
15, 2004: Enugu State was the choice of the Nigeria
Police Force as the 'Pilot of all Pilot States' for the launching its Community Policing programme,
an innovation
in policing under a democratic setting sponsored by the DFID/British
Council's Access to Justice Programme. The event was attended by
the Inspector
General of Police, top functionaries of the State led by Governor
Nnamani, royal fathers, foreign donor agencies, NGOs and other
civil society groups,
students, as well as officers and men of the
Nigeria Police.
 Governor Chimaroke Nnamani and the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr. Tafa Balogun on the occasion of the official take off of the Community Policing programme in Enugu State. |
 Governor Nnamani making a speech to formally launch the Community Policing programme. |
 One of the newly trained Community Policing Developers (CPDs) taking a salute before the IGP before being presented with a certificate by Governor Nnamani. |
 Governor Nnamani answering questions from newsmen in front of the Hotel Presidential, venue of the launch, while the IGP listens attentively. |
 The Inspector General of Police presenting a souvernir to Governor Nnamani earlier in the day during a courtesy visit to the Governor's Office. |
 Governor Nnamani in a group photograph with the IGP and other top brass of the force in his entourage. |