Katsina Police Honors Fallen Heroes, Grants N7.7M Financial Support to Families

In a heartrending display of gratitude and unwavering commitment to its officers, the Katsina State Police Command has extended a helping hand to the families of 22 officers who tragically lost their lives in the line of duty.

During a poignant ceremony held on Friday in Katsina, a total of N7.7 million in cheques was presented to the grieving families.

Leading the event, Mr. Aliyu Musa, the Commissioner of Police in Katsina State, eloquently conveyed the profound significance of this gesture.

The financial assistance was made possible through the implementation of the Group Life Insurance and Family Welfare Scheme, an initiative spearheaded by the acting Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Kayode Egbetokun. The primary objective of this scheme is to provide essential support to the families left behind by these courageous officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in their unwavering dedication to safeguard their community.

Commissioner Musa reiterated the altruistic purpose behind this initiative, stating, “The welfare scheme is designed to assist the families of fallen Police Officers.” The Commissioner himself emphasized the importance of ensuring that the funds are utilized responsibly to secure the well-being of the bereaved families. Moreover, he reassured them that their entitled benefits will be disbursed expeditiously, underscoring the unwavering commitment of the police force to support them in their time of need.

Katsina Police Honors Fallen Heroes

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