Cp Alabi Abiodun is an exceptional leader, mentor and role-model.


CP Alabi Sylvester Abiodun  is not just a man in uniform who walks around with emanations. He is a man of the people, taking charge of State and protecting every resident of the State.
 
He is an exceptional leader, mentor and role-model
of whom all the upcoming officers strive to emulate .



He was born on 31st December 1964 to  the late  family of Mr Owoeye and Mrs Alice Alabi in a town called Ilawe in Ekiti State, Nigeria. 

CP Alabi gained admission into the University of Lagos in 1982.  He studied Sociology and obtained a Bachelor of Science with a Second Class Upper Degree.
In 1988/89, he enrolled for his Masters Degree program at the Great University of Ile-Ife. 

Alabi joined the Nigerian Police Force as Cadet Assistant  Superintendent on 3rd March 1990. He has since served in various capacities in the Nigerian Police Force within and outside Nigeria, notably among United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) in 2001. He was mobilized into the elite Police Mobile Force as Unit Commander in August 2001.

In April 2004, he became Squadron Commander of Police Mobile Force Squadron 43 Lagos (Diplomatic Protection Squadron) in charge of the security of all Embassies in Lagos.

CP Abiodun was demobbed from the Police Mobile Force in June 2009 as a Chief Superintendent of Police and subsequently posted to Lion Building Divisional Headquarters as the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) and later redeployed as the DPO of Ikeja Divisional Headquarters, Lagos State . 

In September 2013, he was promoted to the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police and deployed to Force Headquarters Abuja as ACP Admin Police Mobile Force. 

CP Abiodun Alabi has attended several courses such as Junior Command Course, Intermediate Command Course, Leadership, and Senior Management Course. In June 2016, he was promoted to the rank of Deputy Commissioner of Police and posted to Taraba State Police Command as DCP Administration before his subsequent posting to Bayelsa State Command as the Deputy Commissioner of Police Administration in July 2017. In December 2018, he was posted to Ekiti State Command as the Deputy Commissioner of Police Operations, from where he was later nominated for the National Defence College (NDC), Abuja, Course 28. 

At the completion of his Higher Defence and Strategic Course at the National Defence College, CP Abiodun was promoted to the rank of the Commissioner of Police (CP) and deployed to the Central Criminal Registry (CCR), Force CID Annex, Alagbon, Lagos, from where he was transferred to Bauchi State Command as the Commissioner of Police Bauchi. 

He is a member of the Nigeria Institute of Management (mnim), and Fellow of National Defence College (FDC), Abuja. 

On the 24th of January 2022, CP Alabi resumed in office and has been working hard at improving the security of the state . 

At his leisure time he loves playing lawn tennis and watching detective movies. 

CP Abiodun Sylvester Alabi is happily married with kids.

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