…As CP DAHIRU presents the cheques to the beneficiaries, urged them to utilize the funds judiciously
The Police Commissioner in Jigawa State Dahiru Muhammad has presented Group Life Assurance (GLA) and IGP Family Welfare Scheme cheques to the fifty-nine (59) families of police officers who died while in active service.
The presentation ceremony took place at the Command Headquarters, Dutse, amidst a solemn atmosphere of respect and remembrance of the gallants Officers who died in active service to the nation in a statement issued by the Spokesperson of the Command Shi’isu Lawan Adam to thetentaclesnews.com.ng
While presenting the Cheques CP Dahiru Muhammad, noted that the gesture was part of the ongoing welfare initiative of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun,aimed at providing financial relief and moral support to the families of officers who paid the ultimate sacrifice service to humanity.
The Commissioner identified the fallen officers as “heroes who laid down their lives in defense of peace, justice, and the unity of the nation.”
He emphasized that “their sacrifices would never be forgotten and that the Nigeria Police Force remains firmly committed to ensuring that the welfare and well-being of their dependents are adequately catered for.”
CP Dahiru Muhammad further urged them to make prudent and judicious use of the funds for the benefit of their families and dependents.
stressing that the gesture symbolizes both compassion and responsibility, serving as a reminder of the bond between the Force and the families of its gallant officers.
The Inspector General of Police through the Commissioner Dahiru Muhammad reiterated that the Nigeria Police Force, under his visionary leadership remains resolute in upholding the principles of discipline, accountability, and welfare enhancement for both serving and retired personnel.
The CP assured that the Command will continue to support all initiatives aimed at improving personnel morale and family welfare.
Responding on behalf of the beneficiaries, Mr.Surajo Shehu expressed deep appreciation to the Inspector-General of Police and the Commissioner of Police, Jigawa State Command, for their compassion and unwavering commitment to the welfare of families left behind by deceased officers.
He pledged that the money received would be used responsibly and meaningfully to sustain the legacy and uphold the memory of their loved ones.
The ceremony was attended by members of the Command Management Team, senior officers, and relatives of the beneficiaries. The atmosphere reflected both gratitude and solemn respect as prayers were offered for the eternal repose of the souls of the departed officers.
