The Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Oluseyi Babaseyi, paid a strategic visit to the Ogun State Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC) State Office on the sidelines of a one-day capacity building seminar organized for Public Relations Officers of the PCRC at all levels.
The visit underscored the growing synergy between the Nigeria Police Force and the PCRC in strengthening communication, community engagement, and public trust across the state.
The capacity building seminar, designed to enhance the skills and effectiveness of PCRC Public Relations Officers, focused on strategic communication, crisis management, media relations, and the responsible dissemination of information in line with global best practices.
DSP Babaseyi commended the initiative, describing effective public relations as a vital pillar in modern policing. He emphasized that accurate information management and proactive communication are critical to fostering public confidence and sustaining productive police-community relationships.
He noted that the collaboration between the Police and the PCRC remains essential in deepening community policing efforts and ensuring that security information is conveyed responsibly and professionally.
Stakeholders at the seminar reiterated the importance of continuous training for PROs, especially in an era where digital media and rapid information flow require prompt, accurate, and ethical communication strategies.
The event further highlighted the commitment of the Ogun State PCRC to capacity development and institutional strengthening, aligning with the broader vision of enhancing community participation in security and peacebuilding efforts.

Ogun PPRO Visits PCRC State Office, Commends Capacity Building Initiative for PROs
The Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Oluseyi Babaseyi, paid a strategic visit to the Ogun State Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC) State Office on the sidelines of a one-day capacity building seminar organized for Public Relations Officers of the PCRC at all levels.
The visit underscored the growing synergy between the Nigeria Police Force and the PCRC in strengthening communication, community engagement, and public trust across the state.
The capacity building seminar, designed to enhance the skills and effectiveness of PCRC Public Relations Officers, focused on strategic communication, crisis management, media relations, and the responsible dissemination of information in line with global best practices.
DSP Babaseyi commended the initiative, describing effective public relations as a vital pillar in modern policing. He emphasized that accurate information management and proactive communication are critical to fostering public confidence and sustaining productive police-community relationships.
He noted that the collaboration between the Police and the PCRC remains essential in deepening community policing efforts and ensuring that security information is conveyed responsibly and professionally.
Stakeholders at the seminar reiterated the importance of continuous training for PROs, especially in an era where digital media and rapid information flow require prompt, accurate, and ethical communication strategies.
The event further highlighted the commitment of the Ogun State PCRC to capacity development and institutional strengthening, aligning with the broader vision of enhancing community participation in security and peacebuilding efforts.



