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NATIONAL POLICE DAY: Jigawa police provides free medical services

CP AT Abdullahi, psc,  reaffirmed the commitment of the Nigeria Police Force to ensuring the well-being of citizens beyond law enforcement

By Nana A Said, Dutse

In a bid to foster community engagement and promote public health, the Jigawa State Police Command has successfully conducted free medical outreach for residents across the state in celebration of National Police Day.

The humanitarian initiative, held at Dutse Ultramodern Market, Dutse metropolis,  provided essential healthcare services, including general medical consultations, blood pressure checks, diabetes screening, malaria test, sharing of treated mosquito nets  and distribution of essential medications. Additionally, health education sessions were conducted to raise awareness on prevalent health issues and preventive care.

CP AT. Abdullahi. Police commissioner Jigawa state

Speaking at the event, the Jigawa State Commissioner of Police, CP AT Abdullahi, psc,  reaffirmed the commitment of the Nigeria Police Force to ensuring the well-being of citizens beyond law enforcement duties. He emphasized that the medical outreach aligns with the Force’s community policing agenda, fostering trust and strengthening the bond between law enforcement and the public.

“The Nigeria Police Force is not only committed to maintaining law and order but also to the overall welfare of the people we serve. This free medical initiative reflects our dedication to community service, and we are pleased with the turnout and positive impact it has made,” CP  stated.

Police medical team on services

The command’s Public Relations Officer (PPRO) SO Lawan Shiisu Adam said beneficiaries of the outreach expressed their gratitude, commending the Jigawa State Police Command and the Nigeria Police Force as whole for extending its services beyond security. Many residents, especially the elderly and less privileged, highlighted how the initiative has granted them access to much-needed healthcare services they could not afford.

Adam stated that the Jigawa State Police Command extends its appreciation to the medical professionals, volunteers, and partners who contributed to the success of the program. As National Police Day celebrations continue, the Command remains committed to initiatives that enhance community well-being and strengthen police-community relations.

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