South Sudan National Police Service

The Assistant Inspector General of Police AIGP for Medical Services Lt, Gen.Dr. Olaw Adiang Nyijo met with the representative of the united nations police led by the UNPOL Deputy commissioner,
The meeting discussed critical operational health service priorities which includes the strategic roadmap for the rehabilitation of the police hospital as well as equipping the hospital with medicine and logistical support.
According to Dr. Olaw, the hospital would provide medical services to the police personnel, their families and the civil population.

The Inspector General of Police General Said Chawul Lom officially launched the Resumption of the production of Nationality Identity cards as well as passport at the DNPI headquarters on Friday.

Over 70 officers and Non-commissioned officers from the directorate of border police who were promoted to various ranks were decorated today by the Assistant Inspector General of Police for border police and livestock Lt, Gen. Dr. Olaw Adiang Nyijok.

The newly promoted Assistant Inspector General of police.
Lt.Gen.Garang Akuei Diing was decorated by the Inspector General of Police.Gen.Said Chawul Lom yesterday in his office.

Lakes State Police Commissioner Maj.Gen.Chol Atem Jongeth celebrate the appointment of the Inspector General of Police, Gen. Said Chawul Lom and congratulate officers and Non-Commissioned Officers who were newly promoted to various ranks within the South Sudan National Police Service. Maj.Gen.Chol Atem added that these promotions are a testament to your dedication, discipline, and loyal service to our nation. We commend your hard work and encourage you to uphold the values and responsibilities that come with your new ranks. as we enter this new year, we renew our commitment to peace, unity, and service to our people.
May this occasion inspire us all to continue working together for a secure, peaceful, and prosperous South Sudan.

The Inspector General of Police Gen.Said Chawul Lom on Tuesday announced promotion of more than ten thousand and six hundred police officers in various ranks ranging from 2nd Lt to the rank of Brigadier.
The announcement was made during general parade at Buluk police Headquarters.

President Kiir Promotes Police Officers to Various Ranks
The President has approved the promotion of several police officers and non-commissioned officers to various ranks within the Police Service, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen leadership and professionalism in the force.
In the latest promotions, five Senior Police officers were elevated from the rank of Major General to Lieutenant General, while eleven officers were promoted from Brigadier to the rank of Major General.
Among the officers promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General is Lt. Gen. Kon John Akot, the Director of Traffic Police, in recognition of his dedication, leadership, and outstanding service.
The promoted officers were officially decorated during a ceremony attended by senior government officials and police leadership. The decorations were conducted by the Acting Minister of Interior, Hon. Mangar Buong, together with the Inspector General of Police, Gen. Said Chawul Lom.

Hon.Acting minster of Interior cancelled all traffic charges on tinted vehicles and order for separation of logbook from vehicles insurance.

The Inspector General of Police General Said Chawul Lom urged the police officers to promote a culture of peace and unity among themselves and keep away from all forms of Political activities.
He also added that any police officer found engaging in any unlawful act will be held accountable.
The police chief also directed Traffic Police and the Criminal Investigation Department to exercise professionalism in their work.

The Assistant Inspector General and the commissioner of Police for Central Equatoria State Lt, Gen. Nichola Dimo Biajo together with the A/IGP for National Traffic Police Lt, General James Ruot on Saturday open Traffic Detention facility in Gudele two.