Civic Group, CPA Felicitates Adejobi On NIPR Fellowship, Praises Professional Excellence
The Centre for Public Accountability (CPA) has congratulated Muyiwa Adejobi, a Deputy Commissioner of Police, on his conferment as a Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), describing the honour as a fitting recognition of his outstanding contributions to public relations practice and policing in Nigeria.
In a press statement signed by its Executive Director, Comrade Olufemi Lawson, the organisation lauded Adejobi’s professionalism, noting that his career trajectory reflects an uncommon blend of strategic communication expertise and disciplined law enforcement service.
The statement highlighted Adejobi’s track record as a consummate public relations expert who has consistently demonstrated excellence in information management, crisis communication, and public engagement.
According to the CPA, his approach to policing communication has not only enhanced transparency but has also helped to bridge the trust gap between citizens and the police.
“DCP Adejobi has distinguished himself as a forward-thinking officer whose mastery of public relations has brought clarity, responsiveness, and credibility to police communications. His conferment as a Fellow of the NIPR is well deserved and speaks volumes about his dedication to professional excellence,” the statement read.
The group further commended Adejobi’s diligence as a police officer, emphasizing his commitment to engaging citizens, civil society organisations, and the media in constructive dialogue.
It noted that his openness and accessibility have contributed significantly to improving public perception of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF).
The CPA also used the occasion to express confidence in Adejobi’s continued capacity to deliver on his mandate, stating that his competence and integrity remain invaluable assets to the police institution.
Additionally, the organisation appreciated the leadership of the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, and other senior officers for sustaining their trust in Adejobi’s abilities.
It noted that such confidence has enabled him to effectively project the NPF in a positive light and strengthen its relationship with the public.
Reaffirming its support, the Centre for Public Accountability urged Adejobi to remain steadfast in his commitment to professionalism and public service, adding that his achievements should serve as inspiration to other officers within and beyond the force.
