My Posting to Jos is not Punishment, Says AIG Mbu

Assistant Inspector General of Police, Mbu Joseph Mbu, has pledged to
do everything to transform the Police Staff College, Jos, Plateau State, in all aspects, noting that he was not posted to the college on punishment.

Mbu, who spoke while assuming duty as the new Commandant of the college, said: "I was posted to Jos to come and transform the college, not on punishment. I did not resume early because I was on leave."

He said: "I am still a serving police officer and I love my job. I do my job like a professional, and while working I do not know wife, brother or friend. I am proud to be a police officer."

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Mbu said it was privilege to be posted to head the highest police training institution in the country, noting that "our Inspector General has promised to ensure that training is given utmost priority, and that's why I was posted to help transform the college."

The former Commissioner of Police in River State promised to build confidence in men of the command and defend policemen as long as they are doing the right thing.