IGP begins distribution of insurance benefits to families of deceased and injured officers
The Acting Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has initiated the distribution of checks to provide insurance benefits to next of kin of officers who have lost their lives or suffered disabilities permanently in the exercise of their functions.< /p>
The total amount of checks presented to 68 families of deceased officers and injured or disabled personnel covered by group life insurance for the 2022/2023 policy year is 535,618,788, 44 naira.
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The IGP emphasized the value of human life and expressed the commitment of the Nigeria Police Force to put the welfare of its officers and staff first.
He assured that the obligation to provide insurance and other benefits to police personnel would be fulfilled quickly.
The goal is to create a supportive environment where every officer feels valued, protected and motivated to give their best in service to the nation.
In addition, the IGP received a contribution of N70,000,000.00 from Anchor Insurance Company Limited.
The funds will be used for the reconstruction of the Kano State Command Headquarters, which suffered extensive damage following a fire in January this year.
The financial support will help restore the command's infrastructure, improve its operational capabilities and ensure effective policing services for the residents of Kano State.
The Inspector General of Police expressed deep appreciation to the dedicated officers of the Nigeria Police Force for their unwavering commitment, sacrifice and loyalty to justice and security.
He acknowledged that their loss and injuries leave an irreplaceable void, but affirmed that their legacy will be forever remembered and cherished.
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The Acting Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has initiated the distribution of checks to provide insurance benefits to next of kin of officers who have lost their lives or suffered disabilities permanently in the exercise of their functions.< /p>
The total amount of checks presented to 68 families of deceased officers and injured or disabled personnel covered by group life insurance for the 2022/2023 policy year is 535,618,788, 44 naira.
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The IGP emphasized the value of human life and expressed the commitment of the Nigeria Police Force to put the welfare of its officers and staff first.
He assured that the obligation to provide insurance and other benefits to police personnel would be fulfilled quickly.
The goal is to create a supportive environment where every officer feels valued, protected and motivated to give their best in service to the nation.
In addition, the IGP received a contribution of N70,000,000.00 from Anchor Insurance Company Limited.
The funds will be used for the reconstruction of the Kano State Command Headquarters, which suffered extensive damage following a fire in January this year.
The financial support will help restore the command's infrastructure, improve its operational capabilities and ensure effective policing services for the residents of Kano State.
The Inspector General of Police expressed deep appreciation to the dedicated officers of the Nigeria Police Force for their unwavering commitment, sacrifice and loyalty to justice and security.
He acknowledged that their loss and injuries leave an irreplaceable void, but affirmed that their legacy will be forever remembered and cherished.
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