Emmanuel Inyang, the Deputy Inspector General of Police responsible for South, revealed this amid interaction session with partners in Uyo on Wednesday.
Inyang, who was on acclimation voyage through Akwa Ibom Police commands, said the foundation of more region commands and divisions would guarantee police nearness everywhere in the nation.
He clarified that the reason for the tour was to organize and keep up the beat of security in the state "to empower the general population to lay down with their eyes shut.
"Arrangements are in top apparatus to guarantee the foundation of 100 Area Commands and Divisions over the nation.
"The Commands and Divisions will convey police to the grassroots for enhanced
security."
The DIG, who noticed that around 155,000 police men were required in the nation, included that the labor was deficient to cover the whole nation adequately.
He asked partners to team up with the police and other security offices to guarantee crime free society.
Inyang lamented the report of increment in religion related exercises in the state, including that the general population ought to benefit themselves of the counter cultism area of the charge to flush out the danger.
The deputy inspector general of police guaranteed the general population that the limit emergency between Akwa Ibom and Cross River was being handled by government to convey enduring peace to the range.
He said police would keep on being proactive in policing the nation to and approached the official of police to have standard groups with herders and agriculturists in the state to handle the danger.
Prior, the Commissioner of Police (CP) in Akwa Ibom, Mr Donald Awunah, had credited the accomplishment of the order to the bolster it delighted in from the general population.
Awunah said the charge would keep on soliciting for more collaboration from the general population and other security organizations.
He praised the general population and the Akwa Ibom Government for the bolster given to it.
The Chairman of Akwa Ibom Traditional Rulers Council, HRM Effiong Archianga, asked government to give occupations to young people to lessen wrongdoing in the state.
He said conventional rulers in the state would do their best to work with police to look after peace.
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