In a heartwarming gesture of service beyond security, the Katsina State Police Command has launched a free medical outreach as part of activities marking the maiden National Police Day 2025.
The initiative, held at Kangiwa Square in Kofar Soro, Katsina metropolis, provided hundreds of residents—including children, women, and the elderly—with free medical consultations, blood pressure checks, blood sugar tests, essential medications, and treated mosquito nets.
Commissioner of Police Katsina State Command, who flagged off the program, praised the dedication of the medical team and reaffirmed the police force’s commitment to both security and community welfare.
The outreach aligns with the broader objectives of National Police Day, aimed at fostering community policing, honoring officers’ sacrifices, and strengthening trust between law enforcement and the public.
With Katsina residents benefitting from this health initiative, the command’s efforts underscore a new era of policing—one that prioritizes both safety and societal well-being.
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