The Rivers State Police Command has officially unveiled a new face in its communication leadership—and it’s already generating buzz.

Following approval from the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, ASP Agabe Blessing Kaborlo has been appointed as the new Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of the Command.

Who Is ASP Agabe Blessing Kaborlo?

The newly appointed PPRO is not just another officer—she’s a highly trained legal professional and rising force in policing.

Indigene of Ogoni in Tai LGA, Rivers State

Holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) from the Nigeria Police Academy

Holds a Master of Laws (LL.M) from Rivers State University

Her strong academic background positions her uniquely to handle legal, public relations, and community engagement matters effectively.

Elite Training and Experience

ASP Kaborlo has undergone top-tier professional training, including:

Combat Operations & Counter-Terrorism (Ende Hills, Nasarawa State)

Citizenship & Leadership Training (Shere Hills, Jos)

She has also served in key roles such as:

Divisional Police Station, Okporo

Human Rights Section (DFA)

Second-in-Command, PPRO Office, Rivers State

Before this appointment, she was already playing a major role behind the scenes as Second-in-Command in the PPRO unit.

A New Era for Police Communication?

Her appointment signals a fresh chapter for public engagement, transparency, and communication within the Command.

The Police have assured residents that under her leadership, there will be:

Improved communication with the public

Stronger police-community relationships

Greater transparency in operations

How to Reach the New PPRO

Members of the public and media can contact ASP Kaborlo via:

📞 0903 133 0750

📞 0911 870 0070

Social Media:

X (Twitter): Rivers State Police Command

Facebook: Rivers Police E-News; Agabe Kaborlo

Instagram: agabe.blessing

TikTok: official_

What This Means for Rivers Residents

With a blend of legal expertise, operational experience, and communication skills, ASP Agabe Blessing Kaborlo is expected to reshape how the police interact with the public.

Her appointment marks a strategic move toward modern, responsive, and people-focused policing in Rivers State.