The article discusses a memorial event held to honor the late Solomon Arase, a former Inspector-General of Police in Nigeria. The current Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, spoke at the event, expressing his deep respect and admiration for Arase. Disu highlighted Arase's intelligence, commitment to professionalism, and his understanding that policing is fundamentally about serving and protecting people. Disu emphasized that Arase's legacy includes not just his professional achievements but also his personal qualities, such as being approachable and generous with his knowledge. He encouraged attendees to celebrate Arase's life by embodying the values he stood for. Former Inspector-General of Police, Sunday Ehindero, also spoke, reminding everyone that life is short and it’s important to contribute positively to society. He noted that retired police officers, or veterans, have valuable experience that can help improve community policing and build trust between the police and the public. The event also featured discussions about the need for better support for retired police officers, including the establishment of a Veterans Affairs Department to help them access resources and assistance after retirement. Overall, the memorial was a tribute to Arase's impact on policing and a call to continue his work for the benefit of society.
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