Adamawa Police to celebrate national day with humanitarian, community services
The Adamawa State Police Command has put finishing touches to provide humanitarian and community services to the people of Adamawa to commemorate the National Police Day (NPD).
The national police day is celebrated every 7th of April, to honour the invaluable sacrifices and contributions of police towards an egalitarian society.
A statement signed by the image maker of Adamawa State Police command, SP Sulaiman Nguroje noted that to that effect, the commissioner of Police Dankombo Morris invites all community members to join and celebrate the important occasion.
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Nguroje said the event was initiated in response to the presidential directive to establish an annual National Police Day aimed at honouring the invaluable contributions and commitment of our police officers.
“The command also seeks to strengthen community relations and enhance public trust through police /Community engagement.
“From today 2nd to 7th, April, 2025. The Command will host a series of community engagement programs designed to foster a spirit of collaboration and Humanitarian services. The planned activities include:
” Free Medical Service Outreach.
The Command is committed to promoting public health by offering free medical services to community members. This initiative underscores the police’s humanitarian role and to better serve our community’s health needs.
“Sanitation and Cleanup of Public Spaces. The command in partnership with the state ministry of environment will lead a large-scale sanitation initiative focused on cleaning and improving public areas.
“Town Hall Meeting with Critical Stakeholders. The Command will establish a meaningful roundtable dialogue session with community leaders, traditional rulers, Government representatives, and key stakeholders. This platform will address security concerns, brainstorm and cross fertilized ideas to crime prevention strategies, and explore opportunities to enhance collaboration between the police and the public.
“School Outreach: Campaign Against Cultism and Social Vices. Officers of the command will engage with students and community members in schools and public spaces, to delivering awareness/Educational programs on the dangers of cultism, violent crime, sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), Shilla gangsterism, and other social vices. This campaign aims to empower youth and guide them toward positive life choices.
“Walkathon for Strength and Partnership Building. A walkathon will be organized to promote fitness and strengthen the police-community partnership, fostering unity and collaboration at the Federal capital territory (FCT)
“The Police Boss is enthusiastic about this landmark event and is committed to ensuring a safe and secured environment, building and promoting public trust and enhanced the well-being of our community.
“The Command is dedicated to celebrate National Police Day as an annual tradition honouring our officers while reinforcing their essential role in ensuring safety and promoting peace in the state.
The public are here by encouraged to actively participate in these activities and work with the police to create a safer and secured society,” the statement said.
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