The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, on Thursday visited the family of late Assistant Superintendent of Police, Ejeh Alfred, who died in the line of duty earlier in April.
The condolence visit took place at the family’s residence in Abuja, where the police chief met with the widow, Mrs. Mercy Ejeh, her children, and other relatives, offering words of comfort and solidarity.
ASP Ejeh, who served as a driver with the Nigeria Police Airwing, lost his life during an operational mission on April 17, 2026. His death has been described by the police leadership as a painful loss to the Force and the nation.
Speaking during the visit, Disu paid tribute to the fallen officer, describing him as a dedicated and committed professional whose sacrifice would not be forgotten.
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He assured the bereaved family that the Nigeria Police Force would continue to stand by them, stressing that the welfare of officers and their families remains a top priority.
“The courage and dedication of our officers, especially those on the frontline, form the backbone of our national security,” the IGP said, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to supporting personnel and honouring those who make the ultimate sacrifice.
He also offered prayers for the repose of the late officer’s soul, while pledging that the Force would provide sustained support to the family during their period of grief.
