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Police give N10.6m to families of 19 fallen officers in Kwara

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The Kwara State Police Command has presented cheques totalling N10.6m to the families of 19 police officers who died in the line of duty.

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The cheques, valued at N10,613,786.50, were presented on Monday at the command headquarters in Ilorin by the state Commissioner of Police, Ojo Adekimi, on behalf of the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu.

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A statement issued by the command’s Police Public Relations Officer, Adetoun Ejire-Adeyemi, on Tuesday said the gesture was aimed at supporting the families left behind by officers who died while serving the country.

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According to the statement, the presentation was part of the Nigeria Police Force’s efforts to sustain welfare interventions for the dependants of deceased personnel.

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Presenting the cheques, Adekimi urged the beneficiaries to use the funds judiciously, particularly for the welfare and education of their families.

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The commissioner said the financial assistance could not replace the deceased officers but demonstrated the Force’s recognition of their sacrifices and concern for the welfare of their dependants.

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“While no financial assistance can replace a loved one, this gesture demonstrates that the sacrifices of our deceased officers and the welfare of their dependants remain important to the Nigeria Police Force,” he said.

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Adekimi also commended the IGP for sustaining welfare initiatives designed to support the families of police personnel who died in service.

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He said the intervention would provide some relief to the beneficiaries and reassure serving personnel that the Force remained concerned about the wellbeing of their families.

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Speaking on behalf of the 19 beneficiaries, M.T. Moshood thanked the IGP and the Nigeria Police Force for remembering the families of the deceased officers.

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Moshood described the intervention as a meaningful demonstration that the families of officers who died in service had not been forgotten.

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The command said it remained committed to personnel welfare while honouring the sacrifices of officers who lost their lives in the service of the nation.

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