The Informer (Monrovia)
9 June 2009
Twelve officers from the Liberian National Police Force on May 21, 2009, completed, with high commendation, an intensive leadership training course at the National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) at Bramshill, Hampshire, England.
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I was one of the 2 trainers who had the privilege of working with the 12 Officers of the LNP at Bramshill in the UK. Their commitment to the future peace of Liberia and their aim to purchase commitment from the public was inspirational. I wish them and their colleagues within the LNP, all the very best of luck and success in developing a partnership based, problem solving Police Service for the various communities within Liberia. I look forward to visiting Liberia to see my 'friends' at work and the results they are working towards. Nick
Wow! What a big boost for the LNP? I hope that you guys will serve as good examples for your junior officers in the field back home. Congratulations to the organizers of the training to allow our officers seek international exposures couple with relevant ploice ethics.
Look Guys, you have gone abroad and back with much more dynamism and high intelligence in your career. It is my hope that you will put into wise use the resouces privided through the hard earned tax payers of the two coutries ( Liberia and the UK) towards your achevements.
You should become good examples of international standards instead. Bravo to you Jatu and colleagues of the LNP.
A G Kolubah Khartoum / Sudan