DIG Mustapha Fayoade Retires After Remarkable Years Of Service To The Nation
By Trek Africa Newspaper
The retirement of Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG) Mustapha Fayoade has marked the end of a remarkable chapter of dedicated service to the Nigerian nation.
DIG Fayoade, described by many colleagues and citizens as an excellent officer, bowed out of active service after years of meritorious service characterized by commitment, discipline, courage and an enduring dedication to the preservation of law and order.
Reacting to the retirement, the Member representing Boluwaduro/Ifedayo/Ila Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Clement Ademolauveitis Akanni (OLOHUNWA), said he was shocked to receive the news.
“I WON’T BELIEVE THIS… NOT NOW!!! THIS EXCELLENT OFFICER? I SPOKE WITH HIM YESTERDAY… MI O TI BELIEVE,” Hon. Akanni exclaimed.
In his official tribute, Hon. Akanni congratulated the retired police chief on behalf of his people, noting that his service to the nation and contributions to public safety deserve recognition and commendation.
“Your years in the Nigerian Police Force stand as a testament to commitment, discipline, courage, and an enduring dedication to the preservation of law and order,” the lawmaker said.
He added that retirement is not merely an end to official duties but an opportunity to reflect on years of sacrifice, celebrate achievements, and embrace new possibilities.
“As you transition from active service into a new phase of life, I celebrate your distinguished career and the legacy you leave behind. May Almighty God grant you sound health, renewed strength, lasting peace, and greater fulfilment in this new chapter of your life,” Hon. Akanni prayed.
DIG Fayoade’s exit has continued to generate emotional reactions from officers and members of the public who encountered him in the line of duty, with many describing him as one of the finest officers of his generation.
