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Ekiti CP Reiterates Commitment to Officers’ Welfare as POWA Empowers Widows with Startup Kits

The Ekiti State Commissioner of Police, CP Michael Falade says the Nigeria Police Force under the leadership of the Inspector General of Police, IGP Tunji Disu remains committed to prioritizing the welfare of police officers and their families.

CP Falade stated this in Ado-Ekiti during an empowerment program organized by the Police Officers’ Wives Association, POWA, Ekiti State Chapter, to support families of both serving and deceased officers.

He charged beneficiaries to make good use of the opportunity to improve their livelihoods.

The Commissioner listed some achievements of the command since he assumed office to include the arrest of several criminals and the recovery of stolen vehicles and motorcycles.

He added that the proactiveness of officers in the state has contributed to the peaceful atmosphere currently enjoyed by residents.

Presenting the materials, the Chairperson of POWA Ekiti State Chapter and wife of the Commissioner of Police,Mrs. Hellen Falade said the gesture was necessary to assist beneficiaries in meeting the needs of their families.

Mrs. Falade noted that the Commissioner of Police is fully in support of the initiative and is committed to the welfare of officers and their families, especially those who lost loved ones in active service.

Items distributed included sewing machines, gas cylinders, burners, cash gifts, and food items to cushion the effect of the current economic hardship.

In interviews, some beneficiaries expressed appreciation to POWA and the Ekiti State Police Command, saying the support came at a critical time.

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