IGP presents checks for N535.6 million to families of deceased officers
The Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kayode Egbetokun, has handed over checks worth N535.6 million to 68 families of officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. their functions.
Presenting the checks to the families on Friday in Abuja, the IGP said the money came from the group's life insurance policy for 2022/2023.
He said the money was also intended for officers who suffered permanent defects in the line of duty.
Mr. Egbetokun said the gesture was part of the force's passionate desire for the well-being of police personnel and their families.
According to him, over the years, the men and women of the Force have shown unwavering commitment, dedication and selflessness in the face of grave danger.
"They have taken on countless challenges and put their lives on the line to protect our communities.
"Sadly, some paid the ultimate price while others suffered serious injuries that changed the course of their lives forever.
“It is our duty to honor their sacrifices and recognize their immense contributions,” he said.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the event also saw the presentation of a N70 million check to the IGP by Anchor Insurance Company Limited.
READ ALSO: Police arrest suspect for attack on Apostle SulemanThe IGP said the check was a contribution from the insurance company for the reconstruction of the police command in Kano which suffered extensive damage due to a devastating fire on January 14.
According to him, the insurance money will help restore the infrastructure of the command, strengthen its operational capabilities and ensure effective and efficient policing.
(NAN)
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The Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kayode Egbetokun, has handed over checks worth N535.6 million to 68 families of officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. their functions.
Presenting the checks to the families on Friday in Abuja, the IGP said the money came from the group's life insurance policy for 2022/2023.
He said the money was also intended for officers who suffered permanent defects in the line of duty.
Mr. Egbetokun said the gesture was part of the force's passionate desire for the well-being of police personnel and their families.
According to him, over the years, the men and women of the Force have shown unwavering commitment, dedication and selflessness in the face of grave danger.
"They have taken on countless challenges and put their lives on the line to protect our communities.
"Sadly, some paid the ultimate price while others suffered serious injuries that changed the course of their lives forever.
“It is our duty to honor their sacrifices and recognize their immense contributions,” he said.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the event also saw the presentation of a N70 million check to the IGP by Anchor Insurance Company Limited.
READ ALSO: Police arrest suspect for attack on Apostle SulemanThe IGP said the check was a contribution from the insurance company for the reconstruction of the police command in Kano which suffered extensive damage due to a devastating fire on January 14.
According to him, the insurance money will help restore the infrastructure of the command, strengthen its operational capabilities and ensure effective and efficient policing.
(NAN)
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