In a renewed and intensified effort to eliminate criminal elements from the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), the FCT Commissioner of Police, Miller Dantawaye, has launched a three-month crackdown.
In a statement issued to the media on Sunday by the Command’s Spokesperson, SP Josephine Adeh, Dantawaye stated that he has directed all tactical and surveillance teams under the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), along with operatives from the Police Mobile Force (PMF) and the Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU), to collaborate with the Department of Operations and all Divisional Police Formations. This collaboration will focus on an extensive cleanup operation throughout the territory.
According to the statement, the special operation will begin in November 2025 and continue through January 2026. Its primary aim is to identify, dislodge, and apprehend all criminal elements hiding within the territory.
The statement reads: “The Commissioner of Police emphasised that the exercise will be conducted with intensity and consistency, as operatives have been directed to dominate identified black spots, criminal hideouts, and vulnerable communities, ensuring the safety and security of residents at all times.
“CP Dantawaye warned all officers and men involved in the operation to take the assignment seriously and discharge their duties professionally, stressing that no lapse, misconduct, or act of unprofessionalism will be tolerated under any guise.
“He charged them to uphold the highest standards of discipline, integrity, and respect for human rights while carrying out the operation.
“The CP further urged members of the public to cooperate fully with police personnel throughout the duration of this operation, noting that collaboration between security agencies and residents remains vital to achieving lasting peace.
“He also advised residents to be security-conscious and to promptly report every suspicious movement, activity, or unfamiliar face to the nearest police station.
“For emergencies or prompt response, residents are encouraged to contact the FCT Police Command Control Room via the following lines: 0806 158 1938,0803 200 3913, CRU: 0810 731 4192.”


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