By Olugbenga Salami
Chartered Institute of Public Resources Management and Politics in Ghana, has conferred Honorary Professional Fellowship Doctorate 2024 Hall of Fame on the Nigerian Minister of State for Police Affairs, Hajia Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim.
According to a statement released on Tuesday by the Deputy Director, Information and Public Relations in the Ministry of Police Affairs, Bolaji Kazeem, the Executive Director of Corporate Affairs and Planning of the Institute, Dr Ani Freeman performed the investiture on Honourable Minister as Honorary Fellowship Doctorate 2024 at the ministry’s headquarters in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.
Freeman explained that the minister’s commitment to excellence, impact in public service, and nation-building as well as a positive commitment to community initiatives in Nigeria contributed to her selection as the Fellowship Doctorate 2024 Hall of Fame.
In her acceptance speech, Hajia Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim thanked President Bola Tinubu for the greater attention given to the ministry that enabled her project the activities of the Police ecosystem for effective and efficient service delivery to Nigerians.
She added that the administration is a listening one that is committed to policing the nation and needs to be supported by Nigerians to carry out the ongoing laudable reforms program in the police and other sectors in the country.
The minister appreciated the Chartered Institute for honour bestow on her and urged the leadership to play a part in holding everyone accountable to the society, adding that she was commitment to greater Nigeria where everybody must play their role for emergence of hospitable Nigeria and Africa in general.
“Young people are hungry for Africa of their dream and we need to support them for the development and upliftment of the Africa continent and i promised to continue to try my best for the mentorship and development of youths in the continent,” Sulaiman-Ibrahim stressed.