Lagos Police Command marks 2026 national police day with community outreach, medical outreach

LAGOS, NIGERIA, 30 March 2026 (NPA) — The Lagos State Police Command will join the rest of the country to mark the 2026 National Police Day. According to a statement released on Monday, activities commenced with sanitation exercises across all Area Commands, underscoring that service to the community goes beyond law enforcement and extends to promoting a cleaner, safer, and healthier environment for residents.
As part of the celebration, a medical outreach will be held at Computer Village, Ikeja, beginning at 10:00 a.m. The program will feature free medical check‑ups and essential health services, including health talks, counselling, blood pressure checks, blood sugar testing, Hepatitis B and C screenings, eye examinations, retroviral screening, and free drug administration. All services will be provided at no cost, reflecting the Command’s commitment to public health and community well‑being.
Beyond the immediate activities, the National Police Day celebration serves as a vital platform to strengthen trust between the police and the public. It highlights the role of the police not only as enforcers of law but also as partners in community development, fostering goodwill, cooperation, and a shared sense of responsibility for safety and progress.
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