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Civilians hail Kambia Police LUC's Examplary Leadership 

By: Claudius Moses Gray, Media & Information Officer Kambia District 
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Kambia District, Northwest Region-Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Mr. Bob Musa Nazlic Mansaray, one of the youngest Local Unit Commanders (LUC) in the region, has earned widespread praise for transforming the Kambia Police Division into a model of professionalism, community engagement, and ethical policing.

Under his dynamic leadership, the division has fostered a collaborative relationship with the public, encouraging residents to share accurate and timely information on security-related issues. This community-police cooperation has played a critical role in enhancing public safety across the district.

Through consistent surveillance, day and night patrols, and the vigilant monitoring of border crossing points, CSP Bob Musa Nazlic Mansaray has led proactive efforts to address major security and social issues. These include: Combating the spread of Mpox, fighting the abuse and trafficking of harmful drugs (notably Kush, Tramadol, and Cannabis Sativa), raising awareness on early marriage, teenage pregnancy, domestic violence, child labor, sexual penetration, and human trafficking, engaging transport operators on traffic laws and safety regulations.

These interventions have significantly contributed to a sharp decline in crime rates, with the district now enjoying relative peace and stability.

Stakeholders, including journalists, civil society organizations, government officials, transport operators, and private sector representatives, have publicly commended CSP Bob Musa Nazlic Mansaray and the Kambia Police Division for their unwavering commitment to public service and safety.

Described as a hardworking, intelligent, disciplined, and respectful leader, CSP Bob Musa Nazlic Mansaray is deeply committed to the principles of teamwork, coordination, collaboration, and open communication. 

His emphasis on strong partnerships between the police and the public has restored trust in the security sector and empowered communities to actively participate in safeguarding their neighborhoods.

Notably, his leadership has Strengthened cooperation among security forces and community members. Facilitated a free flow of information, which has significantly curbed theft and burglaries.Ensured swift response to distress calls and incidents across the district.

CSP Bob Musa Nazlic Mansaray has assured residents of continued police presence and a robust security framework to protect lives and property within all communities of Kambia District.

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