By Isaiah Eka
The Akwa Ibom Police Command has conducted free medical outreach to residents and donates food items to Motherless Home in Uyo as part of the ongoing activities marking the maiden National Police Day celebration.
The free medical outreach was conductedat on Friday at the Itam Flyover, while the humanitarian service was extended to Divine Children Home, Atan Offot, Uyo, where food items and essential goods were donated to the children
The Commissioner of Police, CP Baba Mohammed Azare, who led the team for the free medical outreach and donation to the Motherless home, expressed satisfaction with the exercise.
Mohammed-Azare said that the medical outreach provided free health checkups and medications to residents, reinforcing the Command’s commitment to public welfare beyond security duties.
At the orphanage home, the CP and other officers of the Command interacted with the children, sharing moments of care and support.
The CP reaffirmed that the National Police Day is not only about celebrating the Force but also about strengthening community bonds through impactful engagements.
He restated the Command’s unwavering dedication to security, public service, and community development.
Receiving the items on behalf of the home, the caretaker, Miss Emenebong Okokon, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Commissioner of Police for his generosity and compassion.
Okokon prayed for God’s continued blessings and protection upon CP and the entire Command.
Our Correspondent reports that the National Police Day celebration continues with more activities aimed at fostering stronger police-public relations and reinforcing the shared responsibility of building a safer society.
