The GS-Foundation is once again featured on NTA News: the 6th Train-the-Trainer course for Gender Desk Officers of the Nigerian Police Force is taking place in Abuja from 25–29 August 2025.
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This summer, the GS-Foundation was featured on Nigeria’s 6 PM Evening News, broadcast by the Nigerian Television Authority (short: NTA), which runs the largest television network in Nigeria with stations in several parts of the country. The segment highlighted our Leadership and Management Programme, a cornerstone of Nigeria’s ongoing police reform.
On 13 August 2025, the GS-Foundation visited the Hub of the Ukrainian Association of Women in Law Enforcement (UAWLE) in Kyiv.
In police reform, institutional frameworks and technical training often take centre stage. But sustainable change also depends on people, those who personify professionalism, integrity, and a sense of service. One such individual is Superintendent Gimbia Audu of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF).
On 1 August 2025, the GS-Foundation concluded the second round of its Leadership & Management Training for senior officers of the Nigerian Police Force (NPF). Held over two weeks at the National Institute for Police Studies (NIPS) in Abuja, the training brought together 37 police leaders, approximately 30% of them women.
