The Abia State Police Command has commenced the enforcement of Third-Party Motor Insurance compliance across the state, following the directive of the Inspector General of Police (IGP), ABN TV reports.
The exercise, aimed at ensuring road safety and legal compliance, was launched under the leadership of the Commissioner of Police, CP Danladi Isa.
Ahead of the enforcement, CP Isa addressed officers attached to the Safer Highway Unit and the State Traffic Department, cautioning them against unprofessional conduct, extortion, and incivility towards members of the public. He warned that any officer found engaging in such acts would face severe disciplinary action, as the command remains committed to upholding integrity and professionalism in law enforcement.
Following the briefing, the Commissioner and his management team, in collaboration with State Traffic Officers, proceeded with the enforcement exercise. Motorists were required to present their Third-Party Insurance documents as part of routine checks to ensure compliance with the law.
The Abia State Police Command has urged all vehicle owners to obtain valid Third-Party Insurance to avoid legal penalties. The enforcement is expected to continue across the state as part of efforts to promote accountability and adherence to traffic regulations.
For further inquiries, the public is advised to contact the Police Public Relations Office.