Adamawa Police Command Welcomes New Batch of Police Cadets.

Adamawa Police Command Welcomes New Batch of Police Cadets.

The Adamawa State Police Command has officially received a fresh batch of Police Cadets (Regular C7) from the Police Academy, Wudil, Kano, for a one-month practical training attachment aimed at equipping them with hands-on law enforcement experience.

The cadets arrived in Yola on March 10, 2025, as part of their mandatory training designed to immerse them in real-world policing scenarios and enhance their operational skills. This initiative serves as a crucial phase in their preparation for full integration into the Nigeria Police Force (NPF).

Commissioner of Police, Dankombo Morris, warmly welcomed the trainees and underscored the significance of the attachment program in shaping their future careers in law enforcement. Addressing the cadets, he urged them to approach the training with diligence, discipline, and an eagerness to learn, emphasizing that practical exposure is essential in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and active policing.

“This training will provide you with firsthand experience in law enforcement operations, helping you understand the realities of policing beyond the classroom. I encourage you all to remain dedicated and uphold the core values of integrity, professionalism, and service to the community,” CP Morris stated.

The month-long training program will see the cadets actively involved in various aspects of policing, including crime prevention strategies, patrol duties, community engagement, intelligence gathering, and emergency response operations. They will work closely with seasoned officers who will mentor and guide them through the intricacies of maintaining law and order.

Authorities at the Adamawa State Police Command expressed confidence that the program will significantly enhance the trainees’ capacity, preparing them for the demands of the profession while instilling in them the discipline and ethical standards required to serve effectively.

The attachment exercise is part of broader efforts by the Nigeria Police Force to ensure that new recruits are adequately trained and equipped with practical skills that align with contemporary security challenges. The cadets are expected to complete their training at the end of the month, after which they will proceed to the next phase of their professional development within the force.