SANWO-OLU AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP TO CHILDREN OF POLICEMEN WHO DIED IN LAGOS VIOLENCE•

Also To Compensate Their Families

•Lagos To Rebuild Burnt Police Stations, Give Life Insurance For Officers Police officers lynched in the wake of the violence that erupted last week in the State will not die in vain, Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu has pledged.

The State Government, on Wednesday, directed the Lagos State Scholarship Board to award scholarship to the children of the slain officers up to the university level.

The State Police Command bore huge loss in personnel, armoury and properties in the violence.Twenty-nine Divisional Police Stations and 17 Police Posts were razed by hoodlums disguising as protesters.

Also, six police officers were lynched, 36 critically injured, while 71 police operational vehicles were torched. In spite of the loss, the police said they remained undeterred in performing their constitutional duties.Sanwo-Olu, on Wednesday, made the offer to take the bill of replacing the logistics lost by the police when he visited the Command Headquarters in Ikeja to boost the morale of officers, following the demoralizing events of the past week in which police officers and their stations were targeted by hoodlums.

https://www.reporterswall.com/governor-sanwo-olu-awards-scholarship-to-children-of-policemen-who-died-in-lagos-violence/

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SANWO-OLU AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP TO CHILDREN OF POLICEMEN WHO DIED IN LAGOS VIOLENCE•

Also To Compensate Their Families

•Lagos To Rebuild Burnt Police Stations, Give Life Insurance For Officers Police officers lynched in the wake of the violence that erupted last week in the State will not die in vain, Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu has pledged.

The State Government, on Wednesday, directed the Lagos State Scholarship Board to award scholarship to the children of the slain officers up to the university level.

The State Police Command bore huge loss in personnel, armoury and properties in the violence.Twenty-nine Divisional Police Stations and 17 Police Posts were razed by hoodlums disguising as protesters.

Also, six police officers were lynched, 36 critically injured, while 71 police operational vehicles were torched. In spite of the loss, the police said they remained undeterred in performing their constitutional duties.Sanwo-Olu, on Wednesday, made the offer to take the bill of replacing the logistics lost by the police when he visited the Command Headquarters in Ikeja to boost the morale of officers, following the demoralizing events of the past week in which police officers and their stations were targeted by hoodlums.

https://www.reporterswall.com/governor-sanwo-olu-awards-scholarship-to-children-of-policemen-who-died-in-lagos-violence/

Wonderful initiative.. whether we like it or yes, these policemen are Nigerians. Cry no more widows of our fallen heroeuma

Sanwo Olu really trying. Slowly but steadily

Amazing decision...
Ogun state government sef .

Sanwo olu is really trying to bring out his name for the mud and clean it up.
Nice initiative from him, one cap to is govt

That's wonderful! A great morale booster for the Police. They deserve to be well catered for. The families will heave sighs of relief knowing that there's hope for the future.

A wise move by our Governor indeed. We really need the Police back at work soonest. Lessons learnt on all sides. We look forward to reorientation of the Police to be more focused, humane and diligent.

up until now I have always wondered if there's any form compensation from FG to the family of a policeman when they die..

Useless country.. Where a civil servant lifetime salary is not up to 1 month salary of a senator

This man just dey work OVERTIME these days!

Shey nah guilty conscience dey worry am like this soo

To be a governor in a big state, you must be ready to ouer work. good moves by the govo, but what about other victims?