* Promotes Nation Building Through Payment of School Fees For Outstanding Students
By Rose Nwankwu (Anambra State Correspondent, in Awka)
The Anambra State Police Command has continued to demonstrate its commitment to protecting lives and showing compassion to members of the public.
This follows the rescue of an unconscious male pedestrian beside Dozzy Filling Station along the Onitsha/Owerri Road, Okpoko, as well as the payment of second-term school fees for five outstanding pupils as part of efforts to promote nation-building.
Police Operatives attached to Okpoko Division, while on routine foot patrol, found the yet-to-be-identified aged man lying unconscious and immediately rushed him to the hospital, where he is currently receiving medical attention.
A statement by the Command's Spokesman, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, said the Command is concerned about the condition of the victim and urges members of the public who may have useful information regarding his identity, family, or residence to report to the Okpoko Police Division or contact the Command for necessary action.
In a related development, the Command also fulfilled its promise made during the activities marking the National Police Day celebration by paying the second-term school fees of five pupils who distinguished themselves academically in their respective classes.
The gesture is aimed at encouraging excellence, supporting education, and promoting nation-building in Anambra State.
The Commissioner of Police, CP Ikioye Orutugu, noted that the Police remains committed not only to maintaining law and order, but also to supporting initiatives that positively impact the lives of Ndi Anambra, especially the younger generation.
The Command therefore reassures residents of its resolve to continue to combine effective policing with people-oriented programmes that foster trust, compassion, and community development. NNL.
