CP Faleye was appointed recently as Osun state Commissioner of Police after former Osun CP AIG Wale Olokode was redeployed as Assistant Inspector General.
The new Commissioner of Police, CP Faleye Sunday Olaleye (psc), was posted to Osun State Command and has assumed office.
CP Faleye was born some decades ago in Iyin-Ekiti, Ifelodun/Irepodun L.G.A, Ekiti State. He has grown to become an achiever
The Commissioner of Police is a holder of M.SC in Public Administration and a B.SC in Geography.
He was appointed to the Nigeria Police Force in March 1990 as Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police (Cadet ASP).
CP Faleye Olaleye is a proud Nigerian and has served diligently in several States of the country.
Some of the States he has served include but are not limited to the following: Delta, Ekiti, Oyo, Ondo, Osun, Ebonyi, Plateau, Taraba, FHQ Abuja/Lagos, Zone 5 Benin, Zone XI Osogbo, Angola (United Nations) among others.
A pure-bred professional who has, since joining the Force, made waves in the departments that hold the Nigeria Police namely: Administration, Operations, and Investigations like a colossus.
CP Faleye was the Commissioner of Police, Counter Terrorism Unit before his transfer to this Command this month.
An officer known for his transparency, whose open-door policy is worthy of emulation. and he is happily married with children. CONTINUE READING…
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