Barely three weeks of his resumption of office as a newly posted Commissioner of Police to Osun state, Undie Adie has begun to pitch his tenet with relevant stakeholders in the state like Justice Development and Peace Makers’ Centre (JDPMC), Osogbo in an attempt to tame the tide of skyrocketing crime indices that seemed to be pervading the state ranging from Farmers and Herders’conflict,rising indices of rape case and other nefarious criminal acts.

Receiving the team staff of Justice Development and Peace Makers’ Centre on an advocacy visit led by the Assistant General Coordinator  of the JDPMC, Rev.Fr.Stephen Okurumeh. Undie noted that he had been collaborating with JDPM where he had come from, which he confirmed to have yielded positive results.

He therefore said that he would be more than willing to consolidate on the existing relationship by extension to the JDPMC Osogbo through creation of zero tolerance models against crimes with the JDPMC as he was ready to partner and supply necessary technical supports more importantly security in getting rid of heinous crimes in the state. A process that he described as a good start by the visit.

The police boss stressed further that rape is a criminal case which his administration would not be taken for granted or treated with a levity while enjoining people of Osun to be law abiding.

“JDPM is a great household name. I had been collaborating with the organization from where I came and I am must confess to you that it was fruitful, I am also ready to partner with you too in order to make Osun state a better place for all”, He said. 

Setting the record straight on the reason behind the call Rev.Fr.Okurumeh explained that the visit was in the knowledge of the fact that curbing the crime in any country or state involved concerted efforts for it was crucial for the citizens also to take responsibility because police could not do it alone while appreciating the new Commissioner of Police for the understanding and readiness showed towards all the matters of National Security tabled before him.