The Bloggers and Vloggers, Content Creators Association in Nigeria (BAVCCA) has congratulated newly promoted Assistant Inspector General of Police, Ifeanyi Uche, describing his elevation as a reflection of professionalism, competence, and years of dedicated service.
In a statement released to journalists, the association praised the Police Service Commission for conducting what it called a transparent and merit-based promotion exercise, which saw 13 Commissioners of Police elevated to the rank of Assistant Inspector General.
The promotion process, held at the Commission’s headquarters in Abuja, reportedly involved written examinations and oral interviews, underscoring efforts to strengthen meritocracy within the Nigeria Police Force.
Among the promoted officers is AIG Uche, who previously served as Commissioner of Police and Director at the Nigeria Police Force National Cybercrime Centre.
He is widely regarded for his expertise in cybercrime and his role in advancing strategic policing in Nigeria.BAVCCA described his promotion as “a clear reward for diligence, integrity, and outstanding contributions to modern policing,” particularly in digital security and cyber intelligence.
The association noted that his work in tackling cybercrime and strengthening digital policing has set him apart as one of the forward-looking officers in the Force.
“This elevation is not only well deserved but also reflects the Police’s commitment to rewarding excellence and placing capable officers in positions of greater responsibility,” the statement added.
BAVCCA expressed confidence that AIG Uche will bring his experience and leadership to bear in his new role, contributing to national security and ongoing reforms in the Police.
The group also urged all newly promoted officers to live up to expectations by maintaining professionalism, discipline, and commitment to service.
“The promotion is a call to greater responsibility, and we are confident that AIG Ifeanyi Uche will continue to distinguish himself,” the association said.
Earlier, the Police Service Commission described the exercise as a recognition of merit and dedication, calling on the affected officers to intensify efforts in safeguarding lives and property across the country.
