VIDEO: IGP DISU, BURNA BOY EXPLORE CREATIVE POWER TO REBUILD POLICE TRUST

October 4, 2026October 4, 2026

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The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, and Nigerian music artist, Burna Boy, are looking into how Nigeria’s creative industry can help restore public trust in the Police, especially among young people.

During a meeting, the IGP and Burna Boy talked about working more closely between the Nigeria Police Force and the entertainment world.
They acknowledged the power of music, culture, and popular figures in shaping how people see the Police and in improving the relationship between the Police and the community.

IGP Disu stressed the importance of working together in his efforts to change the image of the Nigeria Police Force and create an institution that Nigerians can trust and be proud of.
He also talked about the potential of the Orange Economy to create jobs and how the creative industry can help bridge the gap between the Police and the public.

Burna Boy showed support for this direction and is ready to help in efforts to improve the Police’s relationship with Nigerians, especially the younger generation.
This conversation shows that rebuilding public confidence needs teamwork between the Police, artists, young people, the media, civil society, and other groups.