By Karen James
The Force Management Team and the entire Nigeria Police Force are filled with joy as they come together to commemorate the 87th birthday of retired Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Aliyu Attah, NPM, cfr, mni. Born on May 12, 1937, retired IGP Ibrahim Aliyu Attah served as the 8th indigenous Inspector-General of Police from 1990 to 1993, leaving an indelible mark on the history of the Force.
During his tenure, Attah showcased exceptional leadership skills and managerial acumen, resulting in numerous significant achievements for the police force. One of the remarkable legacies he established was the Nigeria Police Community Bank, a groundbreaking initiative that has now transformed into the Nigeria Police Force Microfinance Bank. This evolution stands as a testament to his enduring vision and impact on the institution.
In light of this special occasion, the current Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, Ph.D., NPM, extends heartfelt felicitations to the retired police helmsman. He commends Attah’s dedication, unwavering commitment, and exemplary service to the nation, which serve as a guiding light for generations of police administrations to come. Attah’s contributions continue to be a positive reference point and an inspiration to all.
As the Nigeria Police Force comes together to celebrate the 87th birthday of Retired IGP Ibrahim Aliyu Attah, they wish him continued blessings and good health. His remarkable legacy of visionary leadership will forever remain embedded in the history of the institution, reminding everyone of the profound impact a dedicated individual can have on shaping a resilient and effective police force.
