Senator Williams Visits C'River Police Commissioner, Pledges Support for Security Advancement
By Ebi COLLINS
In a strong show of commitment to security and development, the Senator representing Cross River Central Senatorial District, Distinguished Senator Eteng Jonah Williams, paid a courtesy visit to the newly appointed Commissioner of Police for Cross River State, CP Olusegun Eyitayo Omosanyin, PSC (+), fdc. The meeting took place on Thursday at the State Police Headquarters in Diamond Hill, Calabar.
Senator Williams, a respected voice in the National Assembly and former Speaker of the Cross River State House of Assembly, warmly congratulated CP Omosanyin on his new appointment. He praised the Commissioner’s impressive record of professionalism and steadfast dedication to duty, expressing confidence in his capacity to reinforce law enforcement operations across the state.
While pledging his unwavering support for the police, Senator Williams emphasized the vital role of security in catalyzing socio-economic development. He noted that peace and stability form the bedrock of meaningful progress and urged for continuous collaboration between security agencies, traditional institutions, and political leaders in building safer communities, particularly within the Cross River Central Senatorial District.
“Security is not the sole responsibility of the police—it requires synergy among all stakeholders. I am fully committed to working with you and other agencies to ensure that our people live in peace and our communities remain safe for growth and investment,” Senator Williams stated.
In his response, CP Omosanyin expressed deep appreciation for the Senator’s visit and kind words. He described the gesture as a morale boost and a testament to the Senator’s commitment to public service. The Commissioner reiterated the readiness of the Cross River State Command to work closely with all stakeholders to uphold law and order and protect lives and property.
“We are open to collaboration, and we welcome the support of leaders like you who understand that security is foundational to development. The Command remains resolute in its duty to ensure that Cross River remains peaceful and secure,” CP Omosanyin affirmed.
The visit underscores Senator Williams’ continued engagement with critical institutions to address pressing challenges in his senatorial district. It also reaffirms his proactive approach to governance and community development through strategic partnerships.
