Rights Group Greets CSP Hundeyin On New Appointment As FPRO

September 8, 2025
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Guard Time Information, Human Rights Activists Nationwide extended its heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Benjamin Hundeyin a Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP), on his appointment as the Public Relations Officer of the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters, Abuja, FCT.

Mr. Bibi Oduku, the group’s chairman, while speaking during a meeting with human rights activists in Abuja held yesterday, warmly commended the appointment, describing CSP Hundeyin as “a man of honour.”

He recalled his professional acquaintance with him during his service under former Force Public Relations Officer, Mr. Frank Mba, (now Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG).

He expressed strong confidence that the Inspector General of Police, (IGP) Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, NPM, Ph.D, will not regret entrusting him with such a vital role.

Oduku further appreciated the IGP for identifying and appointing CSP Hundeyin to this sensitive position, describing it as an affirmation of the IGP’s commitment to rebranding the Nigeria Police Force and delivering a service that aligns with international best practices.

He further emphasized that Guard Time Information, Human Rights Activists Nationwide, looks forward to collaborating with the Nigeria Police Force Public Relations Office to strengthen human rights development programmes and promote effective communication between the police and the public.

Also speaking on the hundeyin’s appointment, Barrister (Mrs.) Alice Wowuota Iwara, Head of Women and Children Affairs (Abuja FCT), affirmed her belief that CSP Hundeyin will serve as a strong advocate for the safety and security of women and children in Abuja and across Nigeria.

She stressed that women and children are central to the progress of every society, underscoring the need for synergy across various sectors to strengthen the protection of their rights.

She described CSP Hundeyin as a diligent and respected officer who performs his duties with integrity, in the best interest of citizens, and to the honour of the Nigeria Police Force.

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