Oluwole Oke, a member of the House of Representatives from Osun State, has praised the recent appointment of Tunji Disu as the new Acting Inspector-General of Police. He characterized the appointment as well-deserved, attributing it to Disu's professionalism, integrity, and distinguished service record. Given the current circumstances in Nigeria, Oke believes that Disu is particularly well-equipped to lead the Nigeria Police Force through a period of necessary reforms aimed at building public trust and confidence in law enforcement.

Oke highlighted Disu's impressive career profile, noting his operational experience and track record in law enforcement as crucial assets for his new role. He expressed hope that Disu would implement effective, intelligence-led policing strategies that could strengthen the internal discipline of the police force. This comes at a time when public concerns regarding security and police accountability are high, making the leadership transition particularly significant for the country's approach to policing.

The lawmaker's optimism reflects a broader sentiment among those advocating for enhanced professionalism within the police. Oke specifically hopes Disu's leadership will facilitate better collaboration between various security agencies and improve officer accountability—two key areas that have been identified as essential for restoring public confidence in the policing system in Nigeria. As the new chief, Disu's impact will be closely monitored by both the authorities and the general public, emphasizing the importance of effective policing in ensuring national security.