A familiar face in the Nigeria Police has taken on a new assignment. Benjamin Hundeyin now heads a Police Mobile Force squadron in Delta State after serving as Force Public Relations Officer.
OGWASHI-UKU, DELTA STATE — Benjamin Hundeyin, the former Force Public Relations Officer of the Nigeria Police Force, has assumed duty as Commander of Police Mobile Force Squadron 31 in Ogwashi-Uku, Delta State. The appointment marks a new chapter in his policing career after years of serving as one of the force’s most recognised spokespersons. The development was announced by the police.
Why This Happened
The Nigeria Police regularly redeploys senior officers as part of its operational and administrative strategy. According to information shared by the police, Hundeyin’s new assignment places him in charge of Police Mobile Force Squadron 31, a tactical unit responsible for supporting security operations and maintaining public order.
His appointment follows his tenure as Force Public Relations Officer, a position in which he frequently addressed national security issues, public concerns and official police communications.
What They Said
Hundeyin confirmed his new role in a social media post, announcing that he had resumed as Commander of Police Mobile Force Squadron 31 in Ogwashi-Uku.
The announcement attracted congratulatory messages from colleagues, security stakeholders and members of the public, who wished him success in his new assignment.
Who Is Benjamin Hundeyin?
Benjamin Hundeyin is a senior officer in the Nigeria Police Force known for his public communication and media engagement. Before his latest appointment, he served as Force Public Relations Officer, where he regularly provided official updates on policing activities and security matters across the country.
He has also previously held other operational and public relations roles within the force during his policing career.
What This Means for Nigeria
The development means the Nigeria Police continues to reposition experienced officers into operational leadership roles across the country. Security observers say such deployments are part of ongoing efforts to strengthen tactical policing and improve security operations in different states.
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