The Rivers State Police Command, through the C4i Strike Force, has donated food items to children living with disabilities.
The Police spokesperson, Grace Iringe-Koko, on Monday noted that the visitation commemorates the New Year celebration.
Iringe-Koko said the visit to the Compassion Centre for Physically Challenged/Handicapped Children, Catholic Diocese of Port Harcourt, located in Trans-Amadi, was led by the Commander, CSP Julian Igbudu, in fulfillment of a previously made vow.
Items donated include bags of rice, cartons of noodles, bottles of vegetable oil, toiletries, and other gifts.
The statement read in part, “The Commander and his team were passionate and reflected on the living conditions of the children, reassuring them of their continued support and safety.”
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“The Commander noted that the empathetic visit and commitment to giving back to the community demonstrate the Commissioner of Police, Rivers State, CP Olugbenga A. Adepoju, psc, mnips, and his Management Team’s dedication to serving and protecting the people of Rivers State.”
She added that, “This aligns with the Inspector-General of Police’s vision, emphasizing love, peace, care, cheer, and international best practices.”
She called for collaborative efforts from groups and organizations to alleviate the lives of the less privileged while promoting a conducive environment for all.
