Kogi and Edo States Appoint New Police Commissioners Amid Leadership Transition

 Kogi and Edo States Appoint New Police Commissioners Amid Leadership Transition

In a strategic move to bolster law enforcement leadership, the Police Service Commission (PSC) has appointed Miller Gajere Dantawaye and Betty Enekpen Otimenyin as the new Commissioners of Police for Kogi and Edo States, respectively.This development comes as the current commissioners approach their retirement dates: Chukwuka Bertrand Onuoha of Kogi State is set to retire on January 22, 2025, while Peter Umoru of Edo State is scheduled to retire on January 25, 2025.



Profiles of the New Commissioners

  • Miller Gajere Dantawaye: Prior to his appointment, Dantawaye served as the Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) in charge of Operations at the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command.His extensive career includes roles such as ACP Field Studies at the Police Academy in Wudil, Kano; Area Commander in Adamawa State; and Commissioner of Police for Information Technology at the Force Headquarters in Abuja.

  • Betty Enekpen Otimenyin: Otimenyin began her policing career in Bauchi State and has held various leadership positions, including Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in Plateau and Edo States, Assistant Commissioner of Police Administration in Kebbi State, and Deputy Commissioner of Police Administration for Zones 13 and 5 in Anambra and Edo States, respectively.She was most recently serving as the Commissioner of Police (Administration) at the Force Intelligence Department in Abuja.

The appointments of Dantawaye and Otimenyin are expected to bring fresh perspectives and leadership to the police commands in Kogi and Edo States.Their extensive experience in various capacities within the Nigeria Police Force positions them to effectively address the unique security challenges in their respective states.The PSC has called on the new commissioners to demonstrate dedication and commitment to enhancing security, emphasizing the importance of their roles in maintaining public safety.




As Kogi and Edo States prepare for the transition in police leadership, the appointments of Miller Gajere Dantawaye and Betty Enekpen Otimenyin signify a strategic effort to strengthen law enforcement and ensure the safety and security of residents.Their diverse backgrounds and leadership experiences are anticipated to contribute significantly to the ongoing efforts in combating crime and promoting peace within the regions.

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