Peace Ibekwe Abdallah

Peace Ibekwe Abdallah (born 1963) is the former Deputy Inspector-General of Police in Nigeria. Before her promotion to a Deputy Inspector General of Police, she was an Assistant Inspector General of Police at the Office of the National Security Adviser, where she contributed to the maintenance of national security. She also served as the commissioner of police in Ebonyi state Nigeria in 2015. Quotes "CLOSE-UP: Crime fighter, peacemaker — meet the most senior female police officer in Nigeria" (2018) "CLOSE-UP: Crime fighter, peacemaker — meet the most senior female police officer in Nigeria", The Cable (November 4, 2018) Even a dare-devil criminal will not stand during the Show of Force. We will intensify it to include early morning from 5:30 am to 7:30 am in case of any eventuality. I see security of lives and property as my first obligation. I am always happy seeing people sleeping with their two eyes closed every day. I am happy each time I hear that people of the state move about without molestation from anybody. I wake up every day thinking about the security of the people and once I’m able to ensure their safety, my day is made. So I will say that protection of lives and property is the motivating factor. Her joviality should not be taken for granted because somebody who smiles like her can be strict and even difficult. I am very impressed with the Nigerian police of today. Whether rape or not, any act of defilement is a very serious crime which must be dealt with. The suspect is under detention. External links Category:Police officers Category:Government officials Category:Women from Nigeria Category:1963 births Category:Women born in the 1960s Category:Living people