By Uka Dave
The New Commissioner of Police, Ebonyi State, Anthonia Adaku Uche-Anya has assumed duty as the 27th Commissioner of Police, Ebonyi State command.
She took over from Augustina Ogbodo who has been promoted to AIG.
CP, Uche-Anya who hails from Nwangele LGA of Imo state holds a Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science, Bachelor of Laws degree, Master of Laws degree, and Master in Security and Strategic Studies.
A thorough-bred Police officer, CP Uche-Anya is committed to upholding the rule of law and ensuring the police mandate of protecting lives and property in Ebonyi State.
A brief on CP Uche-Anya released by the State Police Public Relations Officer Joshua Ukandu, DSP revealed that she joined the Nigeria Police Force as a Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) on 01/11/1991 and has served meritoriously in various roles across the country, including: CSP 'A' Lagos State command; Legal officer, Legal section FCID Abuja; DPO Lion building division Lagos State command and DPO Ikoyi division Lagos State command
"After being promoted to the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police, she served as: Area Commander Umuahia, Abia State command ; Coordinator CP Crack Squad, Abia State command; Coordinator Special Operations Squad, Delta State command and AC Special Enquiry Bureau FCID FHQ Abuja
"In 2020, she was promoted to the rank of Deputy Commissioner of Police and served as the DC welfare department of Finance and Administration FHQ Abuja, and subsequently as DC Administration Force Intelligence Department (FID) Abuja".
"Upon becoming a Commissioner of Police, she was deployed to Ebonyi State Police Command as the 27th Commissioner of Police. She has attended several courses, including: Tactical leadership command course;
Strategic leadership command course;
Policy support and implementation course; Peace support operations course and Higher Defence and Strategic Studies course".
CP Anthonia Adaku Uche-Anya, fdc is a fellow of the National Defence College and a member of several professional bodies and associations such as the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA), the National Institute of Police Studies, the International Association of Women Police (IAWP), the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), and the Nigeria Institute of Management (NIM).
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