Retired deputy inspector general of Police, DIG Frank Mbah has explained while he choose to establish a law firm after stepping aside from the police force.
According to Punch online on Sunday, Mbah stoke about the unveiling of his Law firm citing that that is the only way he can continue to render service to the community.
The event attracted prominent personalities including the minister of foreign affair, Ambassador Bianca Odumegwu Ojukwu, former inspector general of Police, Mohammed Abubakar and Usman Baba, retired Deputy inspector general of Police, Sadiq Abubakar, Tijani Baba and Dan Kwara; serving senior police officers.
Other present includes the convener of new season prophetic prayers and declarations, Pastor Jerry Eze, chairman of chrome group, Chief Emeka Offor members of the National Assembly.
According to Retired DIG Mbah, retirement is not the end of service rather, it is an opportunity to serve in different capacity. Stating that his years in the police service provided him an invaluable experience in leadership.
According to him, the law is more than a profession, describing it as a tool for protecting human rights, settling disputes, and strengthening public confidence in institutions.
For me ,the law is not merely a profession; it is an instrument for protecting rights, resolving disputes, upholding justice and strenthening public confidence among institutions.
Source:Punch news
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