Korede Bello Unveiled As The First Police Ambassador

The Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase, recently unveiled a popular Nigerian artiste, Korede Bello as the first police youth ambassador he also launched a vigorous anti-crime campaign jingles targeted at creating awareness on the dangers of crime, discouraging young Nigerians from engaging in crime and eliciting public support and participation in tackling They are expected to run simultaneously on several television channels and radio stations across the nation.
In his short acceptance speech, the man of the moment, Korede Bello thanked the Nigeria Police for choosing him as the youth ambassador. He promised to do his best in discouraging Nigerian youths from criminal activities.
He said: “I want to seize this opportunity to thank the Police leadership for choosing me as the first youth ambassador of this highly esteemed organisation. I want to thank the Inspector General of Police, Daddy Arase and my mummy here, Madam Bisi for this kind and rare opportunity to be part of crime fighters in the country.
“With this, I have been boxed to a corner. This is a herculean task for me. People will be watching me as the youth ambassador. I must put up my best in everything I do. I must also ensure that I do my best to discourage the youth from criminality.
“This is an affirmation that the Nigeria Police Force is aware of the yearning of the masses. With this initiative, I believe that crime will reduce to the bearest minimum.”
Highlight of the event included the live performance of Korede Bello, who trilled the audience with his hit, ‘I don get alert God win’, and other popular musicians, and actors.

Culled: Thisday