By Our Reporter
In a proactive effort to deepen collaboration with law enforcement, a delegation of prominent journalists from Imo State paid a courtesy visit to the Imo State Commissioner of Police, CP Aboki Danjuma, on Friday, June 13, 2025, at the Police Headquarters in Owerri.
The meeting focused on strengthening communication channels, fostering mutual trust, and promoting accurate information-sharing as a tool for enhancing public security across the state.
Leading the delegation, Hon. Deacon Daniel Opara-Danjay highlighted the crucial role journalists play in informing the public and supporting security agencies through responsible reporting. He stressed the need for continuous engagement between the media and the police to counter misinformation and improve public awareness.
In his response, CP Aboki Danjuma expressed appreciation for the visit and commended the professionalism and patriotism of the journalists. He reiterated the Command’s readiness to partner with the media in advancing community policing and ensuring citizens stay informed with verified updates.
Journalists in attendance included:
Anselem Anokwute (Otimpku News / Whitepaper)
Douglas Prince Mola (Grassrootreporters Online / StarPost Express)
Kachy Madukaego (Newsbreak)
Nkechi Ojukwu (Newspoint)
Iyke-Jacobs Nwosu (Eastern Lead Express)
The interactive session covered key topics such as crisis communication, transparency in police operations, and timely access to updates on security matters. The media team pledged continued support in disseminating fact-based information that helps build public confidence in security institutions.
The engagement concluded with a joint commitment to sustained collaboration in the interest of peace, security, and progress in Imo State. Observers hailed the meeting as a progressive model of partnership between the media and law enforcement.
