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Jigawa CP presents N25.9m to families of fallen officers
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Jigawa CP presents N25.9m to families of fallen officers

Punch Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read
The Commissioner of Police, Jigawa State Police Command, Tijjani Murtala, has presented cheques worth over N25.9m to 25 families of police officers who died in active service. The ceremony was witnessed by members of the Command Management Team and other senior officers of the command. Speaking while presenting the cheques to the families of the Read More: https://punchng.com/jigawa-cp-presents-n25-9m-to-families-of-fallen-officers/

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