The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has demonstrated his commitment to the welfare of police officers and their families by distributing cheques amounting to N48,681,738.48......Read The Full Article>>.....Read The Full Article>>
This financial support was provided to the families of 22 police officers who lost their lives or were injured in the line of duty in Kogi State.
The gesture is part of an ongoing initiative to ensure that the families of police personnel who have made the ultimate sacrifice are not forgotten.
The presentation of the cheques was carried out by the Kogi State Commissioner of Police, Bethrand Onuoha, on behalf of the IGP.
This act of support underscores the importance the police force places on the well-being of its officers, both serving and deceased, as well as their families.
According to the Kogi State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), SP William Ovye Aya, the IGP’s administration is focused on ensuring that officers are supported at all levels, and this particular initiative reflects the institution’s recognition of the sacrifices made by fallen and injured officers.
In a statement on Thursday, SP Aya noted that the financial assistance provided is aimed at helping the families improve their living conditions and offering some measure of relief from the difficulties brought on by the tragic losses.
He emphasized that the police force acknowledges the immense contributions of officers who have died or been injured while serving their country.
The cheques serve as a testament to the institution’s commitment to supporting these families during their time of need.
The Commissioner of Police, on behalf of the IGP, expressed his condolences to the families of the deceased officers, acknowledging the deep loss and the sacrifices made by the fallen officers in the course of their duties.
He assured the families that the IGP remains committed to ensuring that the welfare of police officers and their loved ones remains a top priority for the administration.
This initiative is also intended to serve as a source of encouragement for the officers currently serving in the force.
SP Aya pointed out that by supporting the families of deceased and injured officers, the administration aims to inspire the remaining personnel to continue performing their duties with dedication and diligence, knowing that their sacrifices will be recognized and their families will be cared for if the need arises.
In his statement, SP Aya reiterated the IGP’s steadfast commitment to improving the welfare of police officers, whether they are currently serving, retired, or deceased.
The administration’s focus on welfare is not limited to monetary compensation but also extends to fostering a sense of security and support for officers and their families.
In addressing the families of the injured officers, the IGP, through the Commissioner of Police, offered words of advice and encouragement.
He urged the injured officers to prioritize their health and recovery, while also advising the families of the deceased officers to utilize the financial support wisely to improve their living conditions.
This welfare initiative is part of a broader effort by the Nigeria Police Force to ensure that the sacrifices made by officers, especially those who have lost their lives in the line of duty, are not in vain.
It serves as a reminder that the police institution remains dedicated to providing support to its personnel and their families, reinforcing a sense of solidarity within the force.
By providing this financial relief, the IGP has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to the welfare and well-being of police officers and their families, ensuring that the legacies of the fallen are honored, and their families are supported in meaningful ways.
