STORY: More than two hundred police

recruits graduate in Kismayo

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DATELINE: 04/OCTOBER/2016, KISMAAYO, SOMALIA
SHOT LIST:
1. Wide shot, The Somali Police Force Commissioner, Maj. Gen.
Mohamed Sheikh Hamud and the Deputy Special Representative
of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission (DSRCC) for
Somalia, Lydia Wanyoto, walk to the graduation ground
2. Wide shot, the Interim Jubbaland Administration Second Deputy
President, Abdulkadir Haji Mohamud Luga-Dheere, Deputy
Special Representative of the Chairperson of the African Union
Commission (DSRCC) for Somalia, Lydia Wanyoto, and other
dignitaries at the ceremony
3. Close up, the Interim Jubbaland Administration Second Deputy
President, Abdulkadir Haji Mohamud Luga-Dheere, and the
Deputy Special Representative of the Chairperson of the African
Union Commission (DSRCC) for Somalia, Lydia Wanyoto
4. Med shot, officials at the ceremony
5. Wide shot, Somali Police Force Commissioner, Maj. General
Mohamed Sheikh Hamud, the Interim Jubbaland Administration
Second Deputy President, Abdulkadir Haji Mohamud LugaDheere, the Deputy Special Representative of the Chairperson of
the African Union Commission (DSRCC) for Somalia, Lydia
Wanyoto, and other officials at the ceremony
6. Close up, Somali Police Force Commissioner, Maj. General
Mohamed Sheikh Hamud, at the ceremony
7. Wide shot, participants at the ceremony
8. Close up, Somali Police Force Commissioner, Maj. General
Mohamed Sheikh Hamud, and AMISOM Police Commissioner,
Anand Pillay at the ceremony

9. Close up, the Deputy Special Representative of the Chairperson of

the African Union Commission (DSRCC) for Somalia, Lydia
Wanyoto, at the ceremony
10. Close up, one of the participants
11. Wide shot, Jubbaland Police Force officers on parade
12. Med shot, Jubbaland Police Force officers on parade
13. Close up, Jubbaland Police Force officers on parade
14. Med shot, African Union, Somali Police Force and Jubbaland
Administration flags
15. Close up, Jubbaland Police Force officers on parade
16. Wide shot, Jubbaland Police Force officers demonstrate their
skills
17. Med shot, Jubbaland Police Force officers demonstrate their skills
18. Wide shot, The Somali Police Force Commissioner, Maj. General
Mohamed Sheikh Hamud, the Interim Jubbaland Administration
Second Deputy President, Abdulkadir Haji Mohamud LugaDheere, the Deputy Special Representative of the Chairperson of
the African Union Commission (DSRCC) for Somalia, Lydia
Wanyoto, receive a guard of honor
19. Med shot, The Somali Police Force Commissioner, Maj. General
Mohamed Sheikh Hamud, the Interim Jubbaland Administration
Second Deputy President, Abdulkadir Haji Mohamud LugaDheere, the Deputy Special Representative of the Chairperson of
the African Union Commission (DSRCC) for Somalia, Lydia
Wanyoto, receive a guard of honor
20. Wide shot, Somali Police Band performing
21. Wide shot, Jubbaland Police Force officers marching
22. SOUNDBITE: (SOMALI) Maj. General Mohamed Sheikh
Hamud, Somali Police Force Commissioner
I am welcoming you to join the Somali Police Forces, especially
Jubbaland Police Force. You are part of a huge police force in
Somalia, so you are required to work for the community, when
you are doing services to the community you should show
respect to the society,
23. Med shot, the Deputy Special Representative of the Chairperson
of the African Union Commission (DSRCC) for Somalia, Lydia
Wanyoto, issues a certificate to a Jubbaland Police officer

24.
SOUNDBITE:
Lydia
Wanyoto,
Deputy
Special
Representative of the Chairperson of the African Union
Commission (DSRCC) for Somalia
I want to emphasize the contribution of women not only in state
formation but also communities coming out of conflict. Women
play a very critical role in communities, because they are the
caretakers of families and also the biggest contributors of social
order and stability in the community. I would like to congratulate
the female graduates and also remind leaders that if you want to
develop Jubbaland State of Somalia in terms of stability and
peace, just give the women their share rightful in leadership and
you will be peaceful.
25. Med shot, Jubbaland Police Force officers marching
26. Wide shot, Jubbaland Police Force officers marching
27. Med shot, Interim Jubbaland Administration Second Deputy
President, Abdulkadir Haji Mohamud Luga-Dheere, gives issues
certificate to a Jubbaland Police officer
28. SOUNDBITE: (SOMALI) Abdulkadir Haji Mohamud LugaDheere, Second Deputy President of the Interim
Jubbaland Administration
Since you have completed your training, you are now part of
Jubbaland Police Force. You are expected to perform your duties
diligently and keep the community safe. You should support
justice, security, and peace in Jubbaland.
29. Wide shot, Jubbaland Police Force officers on parade
30. Wide shot, AMISOM Police Commissioner, Anand Pillay, issues a
certificate to a police officer
31. SOUNDBITE: Anand Pillay, AMISOM Police Commissioner
The training that you have received is not completed; AMISOM
will continue to provide mentoring services while you are at
police stations and in the field. We will provide that on-the-job
training to ensure you receive the necessary policing skills so you
can perform your work effectively.
32 . Wide shot, Jubbaland Police Force officers marching

More than two hundred police recruits graduate in Kismayo

Kismayo, 4 October, 2016 - Two hundred and two Jubbaland
Police recruits have graduated after completing a three-month

training conducted by the African Union Mission in Somalia

(AMISOM) and the Somali Police Force.
The officers, comprising young Somali men and women, are the
second batch of recruits to graduate in Jubbaland this year.
The colourful ceremony, held Monday, was presided by the Deputy
Special Representative of the Chairperson of the African Union
Commission (DSRCC) for Somalia, Lydia Wanyoto. Also in attendance
were AMISOM Police Commissioner, Anand Pillay; Somali Police Force
Commissioner, Maj. General Mohamed Sheikh Hamud; Interim
Jubbaland Administration Second Deputy President, Abdulkadir Haji
Mohamud Luga-Dhere, and representatives from United Nations
among others
Ms Wanyoto congratulated the recruits for completing the intensive
training, urging federal states to continue recruiting more women in
the security forces given their potential in unifying societies
emerging from conflicts.
I want to emphasize the contribution of women not only in state
formation but also in communities coming out of conflict. Women
play a very critical role in communities, because they are caretakers
of families and biggest contributors of social order and stability in
the community. I would like to congratulate the female graduates for
the good work, said the DSRCC.
Somali Police Force Commissioner, Maj. General Mohamed Sheikh
Hamud, congratulated Jubbaland administration for its commitment
in securing the region.
I am welcoming you to join the Somali Police Forces, especially
Jubbaland Police Force. You are part of a huge police force in
Somalia, you are required to work for the community, and when you
are performing your duties, you should show respect to society
members, said Maj. Gen. Hamud.
He thanked the United Kingdoms Department for International
Development (DFID) and the United Nations Office for Project
Services (UNOPS) for supporting the police training programme in
the country.
Mr Luga-Dhere urged the officers to be selfless in their policing
duties, saying Jubbaland administration was counting on them to
keep residents safe and secure.
Since you have completed your training, you are now officially part
of Jubbaland Police Force. You are expected to perform your duties
diligently and keep the community safe. You should always support
justice, security and peace in Jubbaland, said the Interim Jubbaland
Administration Second Vice President.

AMISOM Police Commissioner, Anand Pillay, said AMISOM was proud

of the officers hard work in training.
The training that you have received is not completed; AMISOM will
continue to provide mentoring services while you are at police
stations and in the field. We will provide on-the-job training to
ensure you receive the necessary policing skills to perform your
work effectively, said Mr Pillay.
The officers are the second batch to graduate this year, under the
elaborate AMISOM-SPF police training programme. In May, 198
police officers, comprising 186 men and 12 women, graduated after
a three-month intensive training. The first group has already been
deployed to maintain security in various parts of Jubbaland.