Historic feat for Incorruptible Man: Canadian government throws red carpet for First Nigerian Police Officer, Constable TEWOGBADE OJO in Ontario, celebrates retirement after 42 years of active service…pacesetter in community policing, regarded one of the most honest cops in the world *Theology graduate/minister of gospel engages new immigrants on domestic violence issues, spearhead initiatives that paved way for computer access for young people in the city *Received Canadian Police Leadership Forum Award in 1999, Ilesha born is recipient of Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal, the ProAction Jack Sinclair, Canadian Urban Institute Local Heroes; June Callwood Outstanding Achievement, Bud Knight and Planet Africa awards among others *"Constable Tewogbade Ojo can retire from the job, but you can't retire from the police family"-Chief Bill Blair, President, Canadian Association Chiefs of Police *"Long before any sociologist or criminologist put to paper what community policing is all about, you (Tewogbade Ojo) were ahead of the game"-Deputy Chief of Police, Peter Sloly *"I have thoroughly enjoyed my time in this community and I am not going to walk away from it, even though I have retired from the Service"-TEWOGBADE *BY ADEBOLA ODERINDE/POLICE Reporter, Ontario & BY GEORGE ELIJAH OTUMU/ AMERICAN Foreign Editor
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