**Breaking News: Anthony Okon Placid Takes Over as New Police Spokesman** The Nigeria Police Force has a new face as the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, has appointed DCP Anthony Okon Placid as the new Force Public Relations Officer (FPRO). This appointment is in line with the recent changes in the police hierarchy following the assumption of office by IGP Disu. Placid takes over from Benjamin Hundeyin, who has been the Force Public Relations Officer since September 2015. Hundeyin, a seasoned officer, has served the police force with dedication and has been a key voice in communicating the police's activities and policies to the public. DCP Placid, a native of Akwa Ibom State, brings a wealth of experience to the role of Force Spokesman. He has served in various capacities within the police force, including administration, intelligence, operations, training, and international peacekeeping. His background in law and diplomacy will undoubtedly be an asset in his new role. With a career spanning over two decades, Placid has attended numerous professional and international courses, including the United Nations Peace Operations Specialised Training (POST) in Kenya. His certifications in police studies, military studies, and human rights will enable him to effectively communicate the police's policies and activities to the public. This appointment is a significant development in the Nigeria Police Force, and we look forward to seeing DCP Placid in action. As the new Force Spokesman, he will be the face of the police force in communicating their activities and policies to the public. In related news, IGP Disu has recently inaugurated a committee on state police, tasking its members to uphold professionalism in their duties. This committee aims to reform the police force and ensure that it is better equipped to serve and protect the Nigerian people. As Placid assumes his new role, Nigerians expect him to provide transparent and accurate information about the police force's activities and policies. With his experience and background, we are confident that he will excel in this role and provide effective communication between the police and the public.