The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Egbetokun, has received delegations from the National Association of Retired Police Officers of Nigeria, NARPON, and Retired officers under contributory pension scheme, CPS, at the Force Headquarters, Abuja.

The delegations, NAPRON led by retired AIG Paul Ochonu and other delegations under CPS by retired CP Henry Njoku Esq, expressed their profound appreciation to the IGP for his commitment to addressing issues impacting retired police officers and pensioners within the Nigeria Police Force. 

They highlighted the IGP’s unparalleled disposition in handling matters concerning their well-being and security.

The meetings centered on crucial matters pertaining to the welfare of serving and retired police officers, with a particular focus on addressing the current pension challenges faced by many retirees.

The IGP and the delegations engaged in constructive discussions aimed at identifying sustainable solutions and ensuring retired officers receive their due entitlements promptly and efficiently.

IGP Egbetokun reiterated the commitment of the current leadership of the Force and the Federal Government to prioritising the welfare of both serving and retired members of the Police Force.

He assured the delegations that their concerns would be given utmost attention and that proactive measures are being taken to improve the overall well-being of retired officers.

Egbetokun acknowledged the invaluable contributions of retired police officers to the nation’s security and emphasised the importance of providing them with the necessary support and recognition in their post-service lives.

The IGP reaffirmed the pledge of the current administration to work closely with retired officers and other relevant stakeholders to address the challenges faced by Police retirees and ensure their welfare remains a top priority.

This is contained in a statement made available to newsmen by Force Public Relations Officer ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi.