The C4i Strike Force Unit of the Rivers State Police Command has once again demonstrated its commitment to community service. Following a recent visit, the team, led by Commander CSP Julian W. Igbudu, fulfilled its promise to bring cheer to the less privileged and children with disabilities as part of New Year celebrations.
This time, the team visited the Compassion Centre for Physically Challenged and Handicapped Children, under the Catholic Diocese of Port Harcourt in Trans-Amadi. During their visit, they provided essential items including bags of rice, cartons of noodles, bottles of vegetable oil, and toiletries, among others. The gifts were warmly received by the children and staff, who expressed gratitude for the thoughtful gesture.
CSP Igbudu, reflecting on the visit, emphasized the team’s dedication to supporting vulnerable members of society. He reassured the children of continued assistance and safety, stressing that their wellbeing is a priority for the Rivers State Police Command.
This initiative aligns with the vision of the Commissioner of Police, CP Olugbenga A. Adepoju, and the Inspector-General of Police, to foster a culture of love, care, and international best practices within the force.
The Rivers State Command encourages well-meaning individuals, groups, and organizations to join hands in creating a safer and more compassionate society, especially for the less privileged.
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