The Inspector-General of Police, Alkali Baba, on Friday assured that the police would continue to employ more personnel to take care of its manpower needs.
He urged Governor Aminu Masari to assist him in appealing to residents of the state to see the edifice as their own and should be protected from vandals.
He said his government would not cease in rendering assistance to security operatives in the state with a view to tackling security challenges.
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