By Joy Omagha Idam
The race for the position of Zone 12 Chairman of the Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC) has received a major boost, and got more interesting, following the entrance of a former Deputy Governor from one of the northern states into the contest.
This development has further underscored the growing relevance, credibility, and national recognition of the PCRC as a leading organization committed to promoting community policing, peaceful coexistence, and effective security collaboration across Nigeria.
Alh Abdulmalik Mahmood, has served 3 terms of 12 years as Local Government Chairman, 8 Years as Deputy Governor, to Give Adamu Mu’azu. He is the Baraden Katagum. With this rich Resume, he stands a better chance of emerging victorious.
Stakeholders and observers have described the participation of such a prominent political figure as a strong reflection of the confidence influential Nigerians continue to place in the PCRC. According to them, the organization has over the years built a reputation anchored on integrity, discipline, service, and dedication to national development.
The PCRC is widely recognized as a strategic bridge between the Nigeria Police Force and members of the public, fostering mutual understanding, trust, and cooperation in the collective fight against crime and insecurity.
Analysts also believe that the growing interest of respected leaders, seasoned administrators, and notable personalities in the affairs of the PCRC is evidence that the organization remains one of the most respected community-based security support groups in the country.
As preparations intensify ahead of the Zone 12 election, members and supporters have expressed optimism that the emergence of competent and visionary leadership will further strengthen the mission and objectives of the committee.
More details are expected to emerge in the coming days. Weekenders magazine wishes him all the best in the quest. Look out for a full interview with Weekenders magazine.
This was contained in a statement issued by Arakunrin Badmus Omoniyi, Special Assistant on Media and Strategies to the PCRC National Chairman.