Mr. Bassey Ewah has officially assumed office as the 46th Commissioner of Police in Plateau State, promising to reinforce peace and enhance security across the state.Ewah took over the leadership of the Plateau State Police Command on Thursday, succeeding Mr. Emmanuel Adesina, who recently retired.
Speaking to officers and men of the command, the new commissioner pledged a tenure marked by professionalism, diligence, and improved security outcomes. “It will not be business as usual under my watch,” he said.
At his first press briefing in Jos, Ewah said his administration would build on ongoing peace initiatives while ensuring residents’ safety.
He called on police personnel to be disciplined, proactive, and professional in tackling crime, and stressed the need for close cooperation with communities to identify and respond to security threats.
Ewah also emphasized collaboration with other security agencies to strengthen the state’s security framework. “We will work tirelessly to ensure the safety and security of all citizens,” he said.
Reaffirming his commitment to integrity and dedicated service, Ewah expressed confidence that strong partnerships with communities and security agencies would help restore Plateau’s reputation as the “Home of Peace and Tourism.”
