Lagos Police Commissioner Pays ₦53 Million to Slain Officers' Families, Seeks Collaboration

Lagos State’s new Police Commissioner, Tijani Fatai, presented cheques totaling ₦53 million to the families of slain police personnel, reaffirming the Nigeria Police Force's commitment to their welfare and calling for public collaboration to tackle crime.

2 Apr, 17:58 — 2 Apr, 21:38

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This story highlights efforts by the new Lagos Police Commissioner to address the welfare of fallen officers' families and foster community trust. Such initiatives are crucial for boosting police morale and improving public relations in the fight against crime.

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Lagos State's new Police Commissioner is Tijani Fatai
₦53 million was paid to the families of slain police officers
The Commissioner called for public collaboration to tackle crime

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The new Lagos Police Commissioner is Tijani Fatai

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₦53 million was paid to the families of slain officers

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The Commissioner stated this gesture reaffirms the Nigeria Police Force's commitment to officer welfare

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punch-ngMostly Factual144d ago

New Lagos CP seeks collaboration, pays N53m to slain officers’ families

Lagos State’s new Police Commissioner, Tijani Fatai, calls for public collaboration to tackle crime and presents N53m to families of slain officers. Read More: https://punchng.com/new-lagos-cp-seeks-collaboration-pays-n53m-to-slain-officers-families/

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vanguard-ngMixed144d ago

Police pay ₦53.3m to families of slain personnel in Lagos

Presenting the cheques, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Tijani Fatai, said the gesture reaffirmed the commitment of the Nigeria Police Force to the welfare of families of officers who paid the supreme price. The post Police pay ₦53.3m to families of slain personnel in Lagos appeared first on Vanguard News.

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Police pay ₦53.3m to families of slain personnel in Lagos

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Lagos Police Commissioner Pays ₦53 Million to Slain Officers' Families, Seeks Collaboration

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New Lagos CP seeks collaboration, pays N53m to slain officers’ families

Police pay ₦53.3m to families of slain personnel in Lagos

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Police pay ₦53.3m to families of slain personnel in Lagos

New Lagos CP seeks collaboration, pays N53m to slain officers’ families

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