IGP DISU DEMONSTRATES HUMANITY AS HE ATTENDS ORDERLY'S WEDDING IN ABIA
Demonstrating that leadership goes beyond official responsibilities and that genuine care for people transcends ethnic and cultural boundaries, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, on Saturday, November 14, 2026, travelled to Abia State to personally celebrate the traditional marriage of his orderly, Victor Nnah Sunday, to his bride, Princess Esther Kelechi Evans.
The IGP's presence at the ceremony was a heartwarming expression of humanity, personal goodwill and the bonds of trust and camaraderie that can exist between a leader and those who serve closely with him.
Despite their different ethnic backgrounds, the IGP, a Yoruba man, considered it important to share in one of the most significant milestones in the life of his orderly, a gesture that speaks to his appreciation of people beyond the boundaries of tribe, rank or position.
The colourful traditional marriage, held at the family compound of HRH Eze Evans Nwabueze Okere in Ukwu West Local Government Area of Abia State, brought together family members, friends and well-wishers in a celebration of love and Igbo cultural heritage.
Beyond the ceremonial significance, the occasion offered a touching reminder that leadership is also about showing up, valuing relationships and sharing in the joys of the people around us.
As Victor and Esther begin their marital journey, the IGP wishes the couple a lifetime of love, peace, mutual understanding and enduring happiness.