International Human Rights Commission Appoints Constabulary Commandant,Dalha as National Director Planning

Abbas Yushau Yusuf

The International Human Rights Commission based in Geneva Switzerland has approved the appointment of Muhammad Bello Dalha as its National Director Planning And Strategy Nigerian Committee.

Muhammad Bello Dalha who is presently the Commandant Nigeria police Special Constabulary in Kano, his appointment was conveyed through a letter signed by HE Ambassador Amadi Darlington who is the coordinator and Special Envoy of the International Human Rights Commission in Nigeria.

Darlington said the appointment of Muhammad Bello Dalha as Nigeria’s National Director of planning was due to his innumerable contributions to the building of the Nigerian Nation and his trusted sense of Judgement.

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The statement further said Dalha’s sincere stance on critical, local, national, and global issues which goes in tandem with the Ideals of the International Human Rights Commission is one of the reasons that fetched him the coveted post.

The Appointment Letter

The National General Secretary of the International Human Rights commission Nigerian Committee Abdullahi Adamu Bakoji said Ambassador Muhammad Bello Dalha, FIIPS, DCP, FIPPS, S/C is a dedicated fellow who can be relied upon on every engagement and commitment in uplifting human rights Ideals in Nigeria and the world at large.

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The International human rights commission further called on Ambassador Muhammad Bello Dalha to use his wealth of experience and wisdom to impact positively on the International Human rights commission.