The Commissioner of Police in Taraba State, CP Moorkwap Sebastian Dongshal, has reaffirmed the commitment of the State Police Command to strengthening collaboration with the Taraba State Internal Revenue Service (TIRS) to enhance security and support economic development across the state.
The assurance was given on Tuesday during a courtesy visit by the Executive Chairman of TIRS, Brig. Gen. Jeremiah Aliyu Faransa (Rtd.), who led members of the agency's board, directors, and heads of units to the Police Command Headquarters in Jalingo.
Speaking during the visit, Faransa said the engagement was aimed at deepening the existing relationship between the two institutions and fostering stronger cooperation in the discharge of their responsibilities to the government and people of Taraba State.
He stressed that effective collaboration among government agencies is essential for promoting good governance, public safety, and sustainable development. According to him, a peaceful and secure environment remains critical for economic activities to flourish, making partnership between security agencies and revenue-generating institutions indispensable.
In his response, CP Dongshal welcomed the delegation and commended the leadership of TIRS for prioritizing institutional collaboration. He assured the agency of the Police Command's readiness to maintain a productive working relationship that would advance the interests of the state.
The police commissioner noted that security is a shared responsibility, emphasizing that cooperation among government institutions and relevant stakeholders is key to safeguarding lives and property while creating an enabling environment for economic growth.
He also reiterated the Command's commitment to providing the necessary support, within its constitutional mandate, to enable government institutions to carry out their lawful responsibilities effectively.
The meeting also provided an opportunity for both organisations to identify areas of mutual interest, strengthen information sharing, and explore new avenues for collaboration in support of security, governance, and the overall development of Taraba State.
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