Biography: Meet Wakili Mohammed Aka Singham: Police Commissioner In Kano Trends Over His Role In Kano Governorship Election

Who Is CP Mohammed Wakili, Age?

Mohammed Wakili was the Commissioner of Police in Katsina before his transfer to Kano Command.

The new CP was born in Gombe, where he had his primary and post primary education. He graduated from University of Maiduguri with Bachelor of Arts degree in Languages and Linguistics.

He did his National Youth Service in 1986 and enlisted into the Nigeria Police Force as a Cadet ASP in 1988, trained at the Nigeria Police Academy Kaduna/Ikeja and after the training, he was posted to Bauchi State Police Command where he served various posts including Divisional Crime Officer(DCO), Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Officer in charge (OC).

Wakili served in various capacities in the force in various commands.

He served at Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) where he headed Kano Zonal Office, Bank Fraud section and Director Internal Affairs Directorate all at EFCC.

Speaking at a news conference after taking over Wakili pledged to squarely deal with nefarious activities like drug abuse and thuggery with a view to laying solid foundation for peaceful socio-economic and political development of the State.

Kano State Commissioner of Police Wakil Mohammed has been trending on Twitter over his impartial and active role in the Kano Governorship Election.

Wakili M granted a viral interview about how he would operate during the elections, Thefamousnaija.com reports.

Now many are hailing the Kano Police Commissioner. Some are saying he deserves to contest for election in future. Some ae even saying he deserves to be governor or president.

Watch his viral interview and also see positive reactions from Nigerians after the cut...

We need more officers like Kano state Commissioner of Police🚨🚨🚨...He said it and proved himself... A great salute to CP M.wakili.. #Kano #Abbaiswinning #Kanodecide2019 #KanoDecides2019 pic.twitter.com/HOVNAtoaXB
— BossBaby (@ffabdullah_) March 11, 2019