The Togolese National Police opened its doors to the public in Sokodé, a city in the Central Region, on October 6, 2023, for a three-day event. The event, which runs until October 8, aims to bring the police closer to the people and strengthen dialogue on security issues. The launch ceremony took place at the city's central police station, where the Prefect of Tchaoudjo, Tchimbiandja Yendoukoa Douti, who is also the acting governor of the Central Region, was present.
The open-day event provides an opportunity for the public to learn about the history, organization, and missions of the National Police. Visitors can also obtain information on the requirements for joining the police force, the working methods of police officers, and the functioning of technical services. In addition, various administrative services are being offered, including rapid document legalization and accelerated issuance of national identity cards.
An awareness-raising space has been set up to educate the public on cybercrime, child protection, and road safety. The event also features question-and-answer sessions, allowing participants to gain a better understanding of the police institution. The Prefect of Tchaoudjo has invited the public to take advantage of the event to learn more about the work of the National Police and benefit from the services on offer.
According to the Director of Police Sector No. 3, Commissioner Ilabro Malbié, the event aims to bring the police closer to the people and strengthen collaboration between the two parties for better co-production of security. He emphasized that the primary mission of the police is to ensure the protection of persons and property, as well as the maintenance of public peace.
The event is taking place at the central police station in Sokodé, which is located in Police Sector No. 3. The Togolese Press Agency reported that the event was well-attended, with many people showing interest in learning more about the police and its activities. The police force has been working to improve its relationship with the public and build trust.
The open-day event is part of a broader effort to engage with the community and promote a culture of security and cooperation. By providing a platform for interaction and education, the police hope to foster a greater sense of partnership with the public. The event is expected to contribute to a better understanding of the police and its role in maintaining law and order.
The Togolese National Police's open-day event in Sokodé is set to conclude on October 8, 2023. The event has provided a valuable opportunity for the public to engage with the police and learn more about its activities and services. The police force is expected to continue its efforts to build trust and strengthen relationships with the community.
Key points
- The Togolese National Police's open-day event aims to bring the police closer to the people and strengthen dialogue on security issues.
- The event provides an opportunity for the public to learn about the history, organization, and missions of the National Police.
- The police force is working to improve its relationship with the public and build trust through community engagement and education.
