HomeNewsLocalSarauniyar Gembu, Taraba...

Sarauniyar Gembu, Taraba female Police officer, promoted to AIG

CP Aisha Baju (DVM, PhD) from Taraba has been promoted to the rank of Assistant Inspector General of Nigerian Police Force (AIG).

Sarauniyar Gembu, AIG Aisha.

Until her promotion, she was the commissioner of Police, and Head of Nigerian Police Force Animal Branch, Abuja.

Aisha Abubakar Baju (Sarauniyar Mambila) was born in 1971 in Adamawa and married to the king of Gembu in Taraba state. She joined the Nigerian police force in 1995. She studied at Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria from 1987 to 1994 graduating with a degree in veterinary medicine (DVN). She bagged her PhD from the University of Plymouth in 2007.

AIG Aisha.

She joined the Nigeria Police Force as an ASP, after her service year in 1995 and was promoted to the rank of commissioner of police in 2016.

AIG Aisha.

Follow the Neptune Prime channel on WhatsApp:

Do you have breaking news, interview request, opinion, suggestion, or want your event covered? Email us at neptuneprime2233@gmail.com

Get notified whenever we post something new!

spot_img

Continue reading

NP’s Family Dynamics with Sis Eesher: A wife drained by silence, blame, and neglect

NP’s Family Dynamics with Sis Eesher: A wife drained by silence, blame, and neglect Dear Sis Eesher I am married with two children. My husband provides for us, and I also run a small business, though it’s not doing so well...

NP’s Family Dynamics With Sis Eesher: Intimacy and Financial Stress in Marriage

NP’s Family Dynamics With Sis Eesher: Intimacy and Financial Stress in Marriage Dear Sis Eesher, What do you do when you have tried every possible means to strengthen intimacy in your marriage, yet nothing changes? My wife has repeatedly said her reason...

Self-Kindness, the ultimate investment here and hereafter, by Aisha Musa Auyo 

Self-Kindness, the ultimate investment here and hereafter, by Aisha Musa Auyo  I preach kindness every now and then, kindness to a spouse, kids, parents, relatives, and others in our lives. But today, I want to dwell on the most crucial...