Lagos, Nigeria – In a powerful statement issued to the media and law enforcement community, Ambassador Cornell Udofia, the Founder and CEO of CMC Gladiators and CMC Entertainment Group, and Public Relations Officer for the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) Lagos Chapter, has formally rallied journalists and police affairs correspondents to celebrate the return of Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG) Olatunji Disu to Lagos.
The celebratory call, delivered with immense enthusiasm, praises AIG Disu’s decorated career and frames his homecoming as a moment of significant promise for security and public relations in Lagos State.
Amb. Udofia describes the senior police officer as a leader whose professional journey is “marked by exceptional dedication, unwavering professionalism, and remarkable achievements in the fight against crime.” He further lauds Disu as a “tested and trusted crime buster” with an “impeccable reputation,” whose strategic foresight has consistently enhanced public safety.
“As he returns to Lagos, it is our collective responsibility to rally around him and make this homecoming a truly remarkable one,” Udofia’s statement declares.
He urges the media fraternity to champion not only the AIG’s past accomplishments but also the core values he represents: “integrity, courage, and service.”
The message positions AIG Disu’s return as a catalyst for “renewed hope and progress in policing for the people of Lagos,” expressing a confident wish that his new tenure will be “marked by outstanding service and groundbreaking success.”
The public endorsement from a prominent figure in Nigeria’s entertainment and corporate advocacy spheres underscores the cross-sectoral respect AIG Disu commands.
While the specific details of his new assignment or portfolio in Lagos were not outlined in the statement, the celebratory tone signals high expectations for his leadership.
Amb. Udofia’s call to action highlights the critical role of positive media engagement in building public trust and fostering collaborative relationships between law enforcement institutions and the communities they serve.
