It was a proud and emotional Saturday in Wudil Kano state, as friends and associates of Aminu Mu’azu Maifata gathered to accompany him on a special mission,  witnessing the passing-out parade of his son, now Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) A.M. Mu’azu Maifata.

The atmosphere at the police college was a blend of ceremony and celebration. While the parade square echoed with commands and the rhythmic steps of graduating officers, the faces in the crowd told a more personal story: one of hard work, sacrifice, and the joy of watching a dream become reality.

For Aminu Mu’azu Maifata, the moment was more than just a formal event. Surrounded by his close friends and long-time associates, he stood visibly proud as his son marched with confidence, now officially stepping into the ranks of the Nigeria Police Force.

Many in the entourage described the day as “historic” for the family. They shared jokes, snapped photos, and spoke warmly about the young officer’s journey. Some recalled seeing him grow from a determined student to a disciplined officer now ready to serve his country.

As the parade drew to a close and the newly commissioned ASP received congratulations, the sense of unity and support around the Maifata family was unmistakable. It was not just a graduation ceremony, it was a community standing behind one of their own, celebrating a milestone that will be remembered for years to come.