The Nigerian Police PRO Speaks on Crime, Accountability, and the Strength of Our Justice System
In an era where crime evolves and offenders seek safe havens in shadows and loopholes, ACP Adejobi Olumuyiwa, the respected Police Public Relations Officer, delivers a sober reminder:
"You can only run, but you can’t hide for life.”
According to Adejobi, the long arm of the law is neither weak nor forgetful, especially in matters of capital offences where no statute of limitation applies. He emphasizes that criminal acts are like seeds — they may take time, but they always grow into consequences.
The Criminal Justice System in Focus
ACP Adejobi reaffirms the competence and capacity of Nigeria’s criminal justice structure. Describing it as “active and excellent,” he calls on citizens to trust in the law’s ability to investigate, prosecute, and convict appropriately. From the police to other security and intelligence agencies, and supported by Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs), the system is built to ensure that no suspect escapes justice.
“Every suspect or accused person must be brought to book and face the wrath of the law,” he declares with confidence.
This message not only inspires trust in the justice mechanism but also serves as a cautionary alarm to potential offenders. Nigeria, he insists, will leave no stone unturned in its pursuit of justice — a mandate backed by law, procedure, and moral resolve.
A National Call: Shun Crime, Uphold Integrity
At the heart of Adejobi’s message is a passionate call to all Nigerians, especially the youth:
“Let’s shun crime and criminality in our society.”
He calls for personal responsibility, societal vigilance, and moral conscience. In a nation striving for reform and rebirth, upholding law and order is not just the duty of officers, but of every citizen.
Conclusion: No Escape from Accountability
Adejobi’s firm yet reflective statement is more than a caution — it is a creed of law enforcement and a national standard for justice. It echoes a truth that must guide public behavior and inspire legal trust:
Justice may take time, but it never forgets.
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