Anambra State Police Commissioner, CP Aderemi Adeoye has commended Governor Chukwuma Soludo for ensuring a conducive environment for residents.
Angel Network News (ANN) reports that CP Adeoye while speaking at his ceremonial pull out parade from the Nigeria Police Force (NPF), to signify his retirement at Alex Ekwueme Square Awka, on Saturday, described Anambra people as kind and generous.
While addressing guests, Adeoye said that through out the period of his service, he has equipped himself through trainings, both in Nigeria and abroad, including financial education that led to the founding of an investment club, Alpha Trust Investment Club (ATIC) in 2018.
The CP said the club currently has investments worth over N20 billion, and that as he retires, he is going into business full time, and that he was set to give Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote a run for his money.
“I have been through militancy in Niger Delta, were i spent five years. Boko Haram in North East for two years, fought IPOB insurgency in the South East, and I’m glad that I’m alive today, despite gunfire and bombs we have encountered, I do not have any scare on me and i give God the glory.
“I thank NPF for the opportunity to serve and Nigeria for investing in me through trainings at home and abroad.
“I have been privileged to be trained in Jos, Ghana, England, Israel, California and more.
“I have served abroad in the United Nations, Liberia 2005-2006, Etiopia 2015-2019 and NETO.
“This career gave me opportunities for self development. I studied in Havard, Oxford, Capetown Universities and i have been prepared and positioned for retirement.
“I’m proud of my men at Anambra State Police command. You are gallant, heroic and never giving up. We didn’t achieve anything through individual efforts but with other sister agencies.
“In 2028, I founded an investment club, Alpha Trust Investment Club (ATIC) Limited. We started it with a modest sum of N54 million, but today we have investments worth over N20 billion. That will be my full time business from Wednesday May 1.
“We have been investing and now we want to go into full time business and we will in the next 10 years give Dangote a run for his money,” Adeoye said.
