The Member representing AMAC/Bwari Federal Constituency in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Hon. Joshua Chinedu Obika, yesterday paid a courtesy visit to the newly appointed Commissioner of Police (CP) for the FCT Command, CP Ajao Saka Adewale, psc, mnips. The visit, which coincided with Hon. Obika’s birthday, also featured an empowerment program for widows of late police officers, underscoring the lawmaker’s commitment to supporting security personnel and their families.
During the meeting, Hon. Obika congratulated CP Adewale on his recent appointment and expressed optimism about improved security collaboration under the Commissioner’s leadership. He emphasized the importance of fostering strong community-police relations to enhance safety in AMAC/Bwari and the broader FCT.
In a heartfelt gesture marking his birthday, Hon. Obika launched an empowerment initiative for wives of deceased police officers, providing them with essential resources and financial support. He pledged to include the beneficiaries in his 2025 empowerment program, reaffirming his dedication to addressing the welfare of security personnel’s families.
This visit is not only to celebrate CP Adewale’s new role but also to honor the sacrifices of our fallen heroes by supporting their loved ones,” said Hon. Obika. “We will continue to prioritize initiatives that uplift vulnerable groups and strengthen our community.”
CP Adewale commended the lawmaker’s efforts, describing the empowerment program as a “timely intervention” that aligns with the police command’s focus on officer welfare. He pledged to work closely with stakeholders to ensure peace and security across the FCT.
The event highlighted Hon. Obika’s proactive approach to constituency service, blending advocacy for improved security with tangible support for families affected by the loss of their breadwinners.
His promise to expand the initiative in 2025 signals a sustained commitment to social welfare and community development in AMAC/Bwari.
Obika Media Team.
