The Borno State Police Command has disbursed N18.38 million to the families of police officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. The payment was made under the Nigeria Police Force Group Life Assurance Scheme, which provides financial support to beneficiaries of deceased officers. A total of nine beneficiaries—next‑of‑kin and other family members—received N18,384,135.84.
The officers who died were commended for their courage, dedication, and professionalism while serving the nation. The disbursement forms part of the force’s broader welfare schemes aimed at supporting the families of fallen personnel. Commissioner of Police in Borno State, CP Naziru Abdulmajid, presented the cheques to the beneficiaries on behalf of the Inspector‑General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun. He emphasized that the welfare of officers and their families remains a top priority for the force.
CP Abdulmajid advised the beneficiaries to use the funds prudently, suggesting they be directed toward education, healthcare, and the general well‑being of their families. He also praised the Inspector‑General for sustaining the life‑assurance scheme, which provides critical financial relief and long‑term stability to the families of fallen heroes. The scheme is a testament to the force’s commitment to supporting those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while serving the nation.
The Nigeria Police Force Group Life Assurance Scheme is an essential component of the force’s welfare package, designed to alleviate the financial burden on families of deceased officers and ensure they are adequately supported during difficult times. With this disbursement, the Borno State Police Command has demonstrated its commitment to the welfare of officers and their families, reinforcing the importance of supporting those who have sacrificed in the line of duty.
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