IGP Orders Public & Human Relations Training For 10,000 New Recruits
The Inspector General of Police (IGP) directed the Force PR Department to create a comprehensive course outline to instil the culture and principles of PR in new recruits
The IGP has ordered for immediate public relations, human relations, and communication training for the 10,000 recruits on training across the 17 training institutions of the Force.
The IGP gave the directive to the Force PR Department to design a robust course outline in this regard and ensure the new intakes imbibe the culture and principles of PR, Human relations and Communication with a view to improving their professional skills towards quality service delivery.
Credit: Muyiwa Adejobi, Force PRO. – 12th October, 2024.
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