
Oyo State Gets Boost in Security as Police, OYRLEA Join Forces
By Adewale Owoade
The Commissioner of Police, Oyo State Command, CP Femi Haruna, has reassured his commitment to enhancing security across the state through the support of tactical teams and partnership with the Oyo State Rule of Law Enforcement Authority (OYRLEA).
The CP gave this assurance while receiving OYRLEA, led by its Chairperson, Honourable Justice Aderonke Aderemi (Rtd.), accompanied by the Executive Adviser to the Governor on Rule of Law Enforcement, CP Sonubi Olufemi (Rtd.), at the Oyo State Police Command Headquarters, Eleyele, Ibadan.
CP Haruna assured of his command’s continued tactical support toward maintaining security in Oyo State.
He emphasised the importance of intelligence sharing and coordinated efforts in tackling threats, noting that joint strategies will help strengthen operational effectiveness.

He pledged prompt and effective responses to specific threats and high-risk incidents supporting OYRLEA’s mandate.
In her remarks, OYRLEA Chairperson, Justice Aderemi (Rtd.), said the visit was aimed at strengthening the partnership between the Nigeria Police Force and the OYRLEA to ensure seamless cooperation during enforcement and operational activities.
She commended the existing collaboration between the police and OYRLEA, called for deeper synergy and enhanced operational support, especially as enforcement exercises intensify across the state.

Aderemi explained that such collaboration is expected to yield improved security outcomes and operational efficiency.
In his contribution, CP Sonubi (Rtd.) highlighted the need for coordinated action in managing emergencies and ensuring safety during enforcement procedures.
He reiterated the crucial role of police collaboration with other security agencies in volatile areas to guarantee maximum security and the continued success of the rule of law.
In attendance were Deputy and Assistant Commissioners of Police, as well as the Chairman of the Environmental Taskforce, DCP Francis Ojomo (Rtd.), who accompanied the OYRLEA Chairperson alongside other management team members.
