AIG Ewah Strengthens Community Policing Engagement, Visits Oluwo’s Palace During Iwo Familiarisation Tour

 Oriontimes Newsroom| November 5, 2026


The Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG) in charge of Zone 11 Headquarters, Osogbo, AIG Bassey S. Ewah, has embarked on a familiarisation tour of police formations in Iwo, Osun State, as part of efforts to strengthen operational supervision, assess security structures and deepen stakeholder engagement across his Area of Responsibility.


The visit, which took place on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, featured a courtesy visit to the palace of the Oluwo of Iwo, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Abdulrosheed Adewale Akanbi, Telu I.



During the palace visit, AIG Ewah sought the royal blessings and continued cooperation of the traditional institution in promoting peace, security and harmonious coexistence in Iwo and its surrounding communities.


The Oluwo expressed delight at receiving the police chief and his entourage, welcoming them in the presence of his traditional chiefs. He also assured the AIG of the traditional institution's continued support and cooperation in matters relating to security and peaceful coexistence.


The occasion was further characterised by a memorable reunion between the AIG and the monarch, who share a longstanding personal relationship, adding a cordial dimension to the visit.


As part of the familiarisation exercise, AIG Ewah also visited the Iwo Area Command and Iwo Divisional Police Headquarters, where he interacted with officers and men, assessed their operational environment and familiarised himself with the administrative and security arrangements of the formations.


The tour underscores the Zone 11 leadership's commitment to strengthening operational efficiency, enhancing supervision and building stronger partnerships with traditional institutions and other critical stakeholders.


Zone 11, which has responsibility for policing across Osun and Oyo States, continues to pursue collaborative approaches to security management, with emphasis on effective policing, community engagement and the protection of lives and property.

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