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PSC, Radah Media Collaborate to Leverage Technology
By prince Benson Davies
The Police Service Commission (PSC) has embarked on a strategic partnership with Radah Media Company to enhance its communication tools and technological capabilities. This collaboration aims to improve transparency, public trust, and institutional performance. The proposed partnership includes capacity-building initiatives focused on strategic communication, technology deployment, and digital design. PSC Chairman DIG Hashimu Argungu, emphasised the importance of strategic communication in repositioning the PSC and expressed optimism that the partnership would contribute significantly to enhancing the commission’s public engagement and internal systems.
Speaking while receiving the team in his office, the Chairman of the Commission, DIG Hashimu Argungu rtd mni said the Commission was ready to work in partnership with the Company in the overall interest of its constitutional mandate of Police recruitment, promotion and discipline.
DIG Argungu said the Commission will always be interested in any partnership that will see to the improvement in the operations of the Nigeria Police Force, tangible enough to reduce or eliminate crime and criminality and see to the protection of lives and properties of Nigerians.
The PSC Chairman however lamented that the Commission has continued to battle the issue of poor funding which has affected its professional efficiency and effectiveness.
He agreed on the need for strategic communication for the Commission and assured that the envisaged partnership will go a long way to reposition and strengthen the Commission for optimal service delivery.
Earlier, Ms Modie promised that the partnership will include training in strategic communication, technology and design.
She noted that the Commission, with the nature of its constitutional mandate, deserves adequate funding and promised to assist push the Commission’s narrative of improved and adequate funding which she noted should be in the interest of the country.
