During his inaugural conference in Abuja, Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu emphasized the crucial role the Nigeria Police Force will play in maintaining neutrality and professionalism leading up to the 2027 general elections. He noted that the credibility of the elections and the stability of Nigeria's democracy heavily rely on the police's conduct as the primary agency responsible for election security management. Disu stressed the importance of firm law enforcement and impartiality in police actions during this critical period.

Disu reiterated that the police must enforce laws without bias and remain neutral throughout the electoral process. This commitment to professionalism is vital in protecting not only the electoral process but also the democratic institutions and the citizens participating in the elections. He underlined that maintaining public confidence in the police's role is essential in fostering a peaceful electoral environment.

The Inspector-General's statements reflect an awareness of the challenges that lie ahead as Nigeria prepares for the elections, emphasizing that the police will take proactive steps to secure the electoral process, thereby promoting transparency and fairness. This initiative could positively influence the public's trust in the police and the overall democratic process in Nigeria.