Let us Strive to Promote Peace And Development Through Our Actions,--- Hon. Akinlabi Charges Members as PCRC Clock 40


The Chairman Police Community Relations Committee PCRC Adatan Area Command, Hon. Taiwo Akinlabi has called upon PCRC Members in Adatan Area Command and across Ogun State to embrace a deeper sense of love for one another  as they come together to celebrate PCRC @40 on the area command day.

Hon. Akinlabi said this why welcoming the members of PCRC and stakeholders across Adatan Area Command as part of activities to mark Area Command day Celebration of PCRC @40 with the Theme ("PURPOSE OF DISCIPLINE IN HUMANS LIFE") held at the Adatan Area Command Police Headquarters, Adatan, Abeokuta the Ogun State Capital.

He encouraged everyone to embody the spirit of selflessness by caring for one another in all aspect of life.

"Let us not forget that the message of love from scripture remains highly relevant for us today as a unified team in Adatan Area Command. And we should try and promote peace and development through our actions", He expressed.

In his lecture, the guest lecturer, Alhaji Chief Fatai O. Lawal said if we can recall loving discipline when we were a child? 
Being former senior Officer of the Nigerian Police Force, He said the key to being a leader is the advantages of discipline discipline has two faces; willpower or punitive measures. We often found ourselves being directed by our caregivers and being punished for not following directions.

He said the key to being a leader is not focusing on being likable, albert, eventually likability and or respect become a natural by product. The key to a leader in creating a wave of positive change is being disciplined in every area so that others will follow your walk, not just your talk. What is your #1 priority everyday? Answer this question, and that's where you will find who or what you truly love.

As the lecture going, he said we have egos and weaknesses that need to be redirected and the questions he submitted is what is your area of weakness ? What does the face of your ego look like?

He ended the lecture that if you feel you don't have an ego, there is your ego. If you can humble yourself and realize that you are a work in progress and follow others to encourage you and begin the rebuilding process, then you are taking the first step and stomping on the snake's head called ego.

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