**Police Council Confirms Tunji Disu as New IGP** Nigeria's Police Council, under the leadership of President Bola Tinubu, has made a crucial decision that will shape the future of law enforcement in the country. At its recent meeting, the council confirmed the appointment of Tunji Disu as the substantive Inspector General of Police (IGP). This development has sparked significant interest, particularly given the controversy surrounding the resignation of Kayode Egbetokun, his predecessor. For those who may be unfamiliar, the Nigeria Police Act does not require the Senate's confirmation for the appointment of the IGP. Consequently, the Police Council's decision is final, and Tunji Disu will be sworn in by President Tinubu on Wednesday. This move is seen as a significant development, especially considering Disu's relatively short tenure as acting IGP, which began just last week. As Disu assumes his new role, Nigerians are likely to be watching closely to see how he navigates the complex landscape of law enforcement in the country. With a tenure of four years, he has ample opportunity to leave a lasting impact on the Nigeria Police Force. However, this also raises questions about accountability and the mechanisms in place to ensure that the IGP remains responsive to the needs of the Nigerian people. Disu's appointment comes at a time when the Nigeria Police Force is grappling with issues of trust, effectiveness, and transparency. The new IGP will need to work closely with other stakeholders, including the government, civil society, and the general public, to build confidence in the institution and restore public trust. With the weight of responsibility on his shoulders, Disu's performance will be closely monitored, and his ability to address the challenges facing the Nigeria Police Force will be a decisive factor in his success as IGP.