[SERVICE EXCELLENCE] A salute to Colonel Khumalo for his... unwavering commitment to safety and order in the streets of ‘Maboneng’, Gauteng Province. His dedicated enforcement of trading license regulations ensures that liquor and entertainment establishments close on time, while every patron makes it home safely. Leadership in action, serving with integrity. #NationalSalute SA Police Service 🇿🇦show more

On #NationalPostalWorkerDay📮, we salute the unwavering dedication, integrity, and... selfless service of our postal workers, who continue to bridge distances and connect millions across the nation. Their tireless efforts ensure that every letter, parcel, and message reaches its destination with trust, care, and reliability. Heartfelt gratitude for your invaluable service.show more

Corporal Samuel Apraku, a dedicated dispatch rider who served... with the Ghana Police Service and was known for his popular coconut-and-lime combo, warm personality, and commitment to duty, has been laid to rest following his passing in February this year.show more

On #InternationalFirefightersDay, we salute the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering... dedication of those who run toward danger to keep us safe. Your bravery lights hope in the darkest hours. Thank you for your selfless service — today and every day.show more

Kolkata’s Eden Gardens Cricket Stadium has a dedicated stand... named after Lieutenant Colonel Dhan Singh Thapa, PVC, in recognition of his exceptional bravery and service to the nation. 🇮🇳 ADG PI - INDIAN ARMYshow more

Today marks a significant milestone in my journey of... service to the good people of Surulere Constituency I. With a deep sense of responsibility and unwavering commitment, I officially purchased my Expression of Interest and Nomination Form to contest for the Lagos State House ofshow more

Our brother, Glendale Police Officer Jesse Rodriguez, passed away... yesterday after being involved in a motorcycle accident. Please pray for his family and friends. And for our department as we struggle with losing him 🙏🏽 Jesse embodied the very essence of what it means to be a police officer and member of the Fraternal Order Of Police - he possessed qualities like honor, valor, and integrity. Thank you brother for your service to country and community. Rest well Sir 🙏🏽show more

It was truly wonderful spending time with President Donald... J. Trump today at his home. Beyond the titles, the cameras, and the responsibilities of leadership, it was simply a meaningful moment shared with a dear friend. I was also deeply honored to present President Trump with the Spiritual Diplomat Spiritual Diplomats lapel pin, recognizing his continued commitment to using his voice and influence on behalf of people around the world. I remain grateful for his friendship, his leadership, and the personal moments that remind us that genuine relationships endure through every season. God bless President Trump, and God bless the United States of America. 🇺🇸show more

JUST IN: Sources are saying that conservative podcaster, former... police officer and Secret Service agent Dan Bongino is the favorite to become the new Secret Service Director. Dan Bongino has a background that includes significant law enforcement and Secret Service experience. Here's a brief overview: - Law Enforcement Career: Bongino started his career with the New York City Police Department (NYPD) in 1995, where he served for approximately four years. - Secret Service: In 1999, Bongino joined the U.S. Secret Service. He was involved in financial crime investigations before being assigned to the Presidential Protective Division in 2006. During his tenure, he protected both President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama. - Public Stance on Security Issues: Bongino has been vocal about security failures, especially in relation to Secret Service operations, advocating for reforms based on his firsthand experience. His critiques include discussions on the security breach during an attempt on President Trump’s life, where he stated that better security measures could have prevented the incident. Would you support Dan Bongino as the Secret Service Director?show more

Man spotted in a New Jersey supermarket with his... registered "service animal," a miniature horse. The man says the horse helps with his mobility issue and is threatening legal action against those who want to steal it. "People have been commenting they are going to steal the horse. I am going to have to take legal action," the man, who wanted to remain anonymous, told Patch. The outlet reached out to Woodbridge police who confirmed the horse is allowed to be in the store. "It is a miniature horse and by Americans with Disabilities Act regulations, they can be service animals," Woodbridge Police Director Robert Hubner said.show more

Under the leadership of Mamdani and Hochul, New York... continues to suffer from dangerously lenient crime policies that undermine public safety. By prioritizing the recruitment of officers with minimal experience and, in some cases, questionable associations, including ties to known gang members, they are eroding the professionalism, integrity, and effectiveness of our police departments. True supporters of law enforcement know that our communities deserve experienced, well-vetted professionals dedicated to protecting citizens, not political experiments that put lives at risk.show more

👮🏾‍♀️🚔 || KZN police have thanked businessman Calvin Mathibeli... for inviting them to probe his business affairs, including a Gauteng Health tender. This comes after a social media post, where he makes a number of allegations about the SAPS in the province following a raid at his premises. A statement from the provincial commissioner’s office says: “What Mr Mathibeli does not know is that the operation at his business premises was a Head Office operation and police in KwaZulu-Natal had nothing to do with it. Mr Mathibeli seems to have an obsession with police in KwaZulu-Natal and particularly, the Provincial Commissioner. Police in KwaZulu-Natal will now seek legal recourse against Mr Mathibeli for his image-tainting utterances. Mr Mathibeli even quoted what Lieutenant General Mkhwanazi said in his evidence at the Madlanga Commission that he was minding his business in KwaZulu-Natal when he learnt of the disbandment of the PKTT and started paying attention. Now that Mr Mathibeli has introduced himself to the police in KwaZulu-Natal, his utterances were simply an invitation to police in KwaZulu-Natal to start looking into his business dealings, and police have learnt that he is a beneficiary of a tender with the Department of Health in Gauteng. Police in KwaZulu-Natal will give him the attention he is seeking and get the ball of investigations rolling. Police in KwaZulu-Natal did not know about Mr Mathibeli and his business dealings and police would like to thank him for the voluntary invitation to his business operations. Police in KwaZulu-Natal are working tirelessly to regain the trust that the community must have on the police, and no malicious attack on police will be left unchallenged. Nobody is above the law, and any wrongdoings by police must be reported to the relevant authorities, not a miscalculated smear campaign of disseminating fabricated untruths.” -SAPS - eNCAnewsshow more

Community, colleagues celebrate Lt Col A.A. Bako as he... departs Nkwagu Cantonment in Ebonyi By: Zagazola Makama The Nkwagu Military Cantonment in Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, witnessed a remarkable outpouring of emotion and respect on Tuesday as the community, colleagues, and former corps members gathered to bid farewell to Lt Col A.A. Bako, the Commanding Officer, whose leadership left an indelible mark on the cantonment and beyond. From the early hours of the day, residents of Abakaliki and surrounding communities converged on the cantonment, waving flags and chanting songs of praise, to honor a man whose career exemplified discipline, integrity, and service. “Sir, your leadership was not just felt, it was experienced,” said Glory Daniel Ajah, a former corps member, as she recounted her time under his command. “You led with purpose, treated everyone with respect, and made the cantonment a place of learning, growth, and excellence.” During his tenure, Lt Col. Bako was known not only for his strict adherence to military values but also for his humane approach to leadership. Colleagues and corps members described him as firm but fair, quiet yet profoundly impactful. His presence fostered an environment of order and calm strength, where professionalism and humanity coexisted. As he prepared to depart, the cantonment grounds were filled with cheers, banners, and heartfelt tributes. Children of staff, retired officers, and local residents lined the streets, paying homage to a man whose service transcended the walls of the barracks and touched the entire community. “Thank you for setting an example, thank you for carrying your office with grace and dignity, and thank you for your service to Nigeria,” Glory Daniel Ajah said during the ceremony, her voice choked with emotion. “Lt Col. Bako, you’ve left a legacy in Nkwagu that will not be forgotten.” Speeches, accolades, and songs of appreciation filled the air as attendees reflected on his career and the positive influence he had on countless young officers and corps members. Among the highlights of the celebration was a parade in his honor, where units under his command demonstrated their drills, discipline, and coordination, a living testament to the leadership he inspired. The farewell was not only a celebration of a military career but also a recognition of the bond between the cantonment and the local community, symbolizing the trust, respect, and admiration earned through decades of unwavering service. Lt Col. A.A. Bako, widely described as a true officer and a fine gentleman, leaves Nkwagu Cantonment as a figure whose principles, humility, and dedication have inspired a generation of soldiers and civilians alike.show more

#sapsGP [FUNERAL SERVICE OF THE ANTI-GANG MEMBER, CONSTABLE SIPHIWE... SIBEKO IN SPRINGS, EKURHULENI DISTRICT] In a deeply moving funeral ceremony, siblings, friends and colleagues of Constable Sibeko are alternating at the podium expressing their fond memories of their beloved one. The #SAPS Gauteng Provincial #AntiGang Unit members with fellow law enforcement colleagues and #SANDF members broke out in song and demonstrations while gathering around their colleague's coffin celebrating his life. Constable Sibeko has left behind his parents, three siblings, and the rest of his family. The funeral service is still in progress at Springs Civic Centre. #FinalSalute #FallenHeroes #PoliceKillings STshow more

Arkansas' oldest police officer, L.C. "Buckshot" Smith, has officially... retired at 93 after an extraordinary 65-year career in law enforcement . He began serving with the Camden Police Department, initially without pay, and later retired from the Ouachita County Sheriff's Office, only to return because his knowledge and experience were too valuable to lose. In his final years, he continued to serve by mentoring younger officers, leaving behind a legacy of dedication, humility, and service that will not be forgotten 🙏show more

CLIP: Warrant Officer Mahlatsi attached to Vereeniging POP on... his Facebook reel, talking about patrons in Manhattan (a brothel). Disobeying the South African Police Service National Instruction 5 of 2017 is a punishable offence in terms of disciplinary regulations. The new trend of posting pictures and video clips in uniform on various social media platforms, directly contravenes National Instruction 5 of 2017. According to Section 19(10) of National Instruction 5 of 2017 on Media Communication in the South African Police Service, the following rules must be adhered to: No member may, on their own accord, represent the SAPS on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc., either on their own social media accounts or those belonging to the SAPS. No member may use a profile picture of themselves in uniform or display any police insignia, badges, or logos as their avatar on their private social media accounts. Only with the approval of the Head of Corporate Communication and Liaison may a social media profile be set up for or on behalf of the SAPS on any social network. Accordingly, no station, cluster, unit, or office of the SAPS is permitted to have a social media profile or account without approval. These regulations ensure that all members execute their duties professionally within the confines of the law. Any employee who transgresses in any form or manner will be subjected to the processes of the applicable Disciplinary Regulations. All SAPS members are required to subscribe to the SAPS Code of Conduct and Dress Code and adhere to them when performing their daily duties and interacting with the public. Your efficiency, professionalism, integrity, respect, and empathy are vital to service delivery and the SAPS’s reputation, which in turn influences the community's trust in their police service.show more

Mr Peter Obi today attended the funeral service of... Elder Etim Edet Umoh in Oron, Akwa Ibom State. Elder Umoh was a renowned administrator, a distinguished public servant, and a man widely respected for his uprightness, honesty and integrity. Even while serving in INEC, an institution that has often faced serious allegations of corruption, he remained committed to the values of integrity and public service. He was also blessed with remarkable children, among whom is Esther Umoh , the official photographer of Mr Peter Obi, a valued member of the POMO family who continues to honour her father’s legacy through her own dedication and service. We extend our deepest condolences to the Umoh family, friends, colleagues and the people of Oron on this painful loss. May the soul of Elder Etim Edet Umoh, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in perfect peace. Amen. Idris Zekeri Junior Spokesperson, Peter Obi Media Office (POMO)show more