The President of the Police Officers’ Wives Association (POWA) and wife of the 22nd Indigenous Inspector-General of Police, Dr. Mrs. Elizabeth Egbetokun has empowered 200 police families in Imo State.
The donated items were -19 sewing machines, 10 fridges, 10 pumping machines, 50 bags of rice, 50 cartons of indomie, 50 five-liter gallons of groundnut oil, 40 bags of fertilizer, and 25 grinding machines.
The event which took place January 16, 2025, at the Command Headquarters in Owerri, National Beam gathered was designed to provide support to the wives of serving officers, as well as the families of those who have fallen or been injured in the line of duty.
This was disclosed on Thursday in a Release signed by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, DSP Henry Okoye, and made available to newsmen.
Speaking at the event, the POWA President urged the beneficiaries to utilize the resources in ways that would create sustainable livelihoods for themselves and their children.
The Commissioner of Police in Imo State, CP Aboki Danjuma, expressed his sincere appreciation to the POWA president for the initiative and thanked the Executive Governor of Imo State, Senator Hope Uzodinma, for his continued support to the families of the fallen and injured officers.
He also acknowledged the significant efforts of the IGP in enhancing the welfare of police families across the Nation.
The Deputy Governor of Imo State, Her Excellency Lady Dr. Chinyere Ekomaru, and the Chairman of the Council of Traditional Rulers and Community Policing, the Eze Imo, warmly welcomed the POWA president and her team.
They noted that such initiatives not only meet immediate needs but also inspire serving officers to serve with renewed dedication.
Mrs. Jemima Aboki, Chairperson of POWA Imo State chapter and wife of the Commissioner of Police, expressed her gratitude to Dr. Egbetokun for her continued commitment to uplifting police families in Imo and beyond.
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