- Police Present ₦37.3m To Families of 39 Deceased Officers in Abuja
- Funds sourced from welfare and insurance schemes
- FCT CP affirms IGP’s dedication to personnel welfare
The Nigeria Police Force has disbursed welfare cheques totalling ₦37,388,829.25 to 39 families of deceased officers who served under the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command.
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EKO HOT BLOG reports that the ceremony, held at the FCT Police Command Headquarters in Abuja, was conducted on behalf of the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun. The funds were drawn from the Group Life Assurance scheme, the Nigeria Police Force Welfare Insurance Scheme, and the Group Personal Accident policy.
FCT Police Command spokesperson, SP Josephine Adeh, confirmed the development in a statement released after the event.
During the presentation, the FCT Commissioner of Police, CP Adewale Ajao, reiterated the Inspector-General’s commitment to police welfare, noting that the gesture goes beyond monetary assistance.
“These cheques represent more than financial support; they are a symbol of our respect, remembrance, and solidarity with the families of our fallen heroes,” Ajao stated.
He added that IGP Egbetokun’s administration is dedicated to establishing a responsive welfare system that motivates officers and gives them a sense of belonging.
The event was attended by senior officers of the command, representatives of partnering insurance companies, and family members of the deceased personnel.
Family members expressed their appreciation, describing the support as timely and thoughtful. Many noted that it would help ease their burdens and provide relief following the loss of their loved ones.
CP Ajao concluded by reaffirming the command’s commitment to honouring the sacrifices of its fallen officers and ensuring that their families are not forgotten.
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