**IGP Disu Lauds FCT Journalists, Seeks Closer Police-Media Collaboration** In a recent gathering, the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Ridwan Disu, showered praise on FCT-based journalists for their dedication to disseminating accurate information to the public and contributing to the country's development. The IGP made this commendation during the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) FCT Council Congress held in Abuja over the weekend. Disu acknowledged the crucial role journalists play in shaping public opinion and holding those in power accountable. He emphasized the importance of a robust partnership between the police and the media in maintaining a safe and informed society. The IGP urged journalists to continue providing factual reports, just as he promised to maintain an open line of communication with the media. The IGP's commendation is timely, especially as the country continues to grapple with security challenges. In recent times, journalists in the FCT have been at the forefront of reporting on crime incidents and police operations. Disu's acknowledgement of their efforts is a testament to the significant impact they have on shaping public discourse and promoting transparency. Disu's call for a stronger police-media partnership is also noteworthy. A collaborative relationship between the two entities can lead to more effective crime reporting, improved police-community relations, and a reduction in misinformation. This partnership can also facilitate the exchange of vital information, which can aid in the prevention and investigation of crimes. As Nigeria continues to navigate its security challenges, a stronger police-media partnership is crucial. The IGP's initiative is a step in the right direction, and it is hoped that it will lead to a more coordinated and effective approach to crime reporting and prevention. By working together, the police and the media can provide citizens with accurate and timely information, promoting a safer and more informed society for all.