Zamfara State Police Commissioner Ayuba Elkana has formally retired from active service of the Nigerian Police Force on Thursday.
He retired on age ground since he has thirty-three of active years in service.
He assumed office as police Commissioner in Zamfara in August 13th 2021 and formally retired after attaining 60 years of age.
During his twelve months of active service as the Police, Commissioner Elkana work harder
Addressing officers of the command, CP Elkana said he has never regretted serving the police force since he has done his best in serving his country.
He commended the IGP Baba Alkali, the state Governor Bello Matawalle, heads of security outfits and indeed all officers of the command for their support to him during his active days as police commissioner.
He also appealed to Nigerian youths to join the police force, stressing that it would help to enhance the depleting manpower, “in order to sustain the efforts to rid Zamfara State and Nigeria in general of security challenges.
He urged his predecessor and indeed all officers of the command to remain committed and be corrupt free in the discharge of their official duty.
Today in Gusau, I am leaving with so much legacy. We were able to stimulate our men and enhanced their operational capacity to combat crimes and criminality in the state.
“But all these achievements were made possible with the collective support and cooperation of the Inspector General of Police, Zamfara State Governor and officers and men of this command.” he explained.
