Police Week 2026: Kwara Police Command Launches Sanitation and Medical Outreach in Ilorin

The Kwara State Police Command has officially commenced activities marking the 2026 National Police Week Celebration with a sanitation exercise and a medical outreach programme across Ilorin metropolis. The initiative underscores the Command’s commitment to promoting public health while strengthening police–community relations.

The sanitation exercise was conducted at Yoruba Road Market Phase I, Ilorin, where the Commissioner of Police, CP Ojo Adekimi, psc, mnips, led officers and personnel in a comprehensive clean-up of the market and its surrounding areas. The exercise reflects the Command’s dedication to environmental sustainability, public safety, and community service.

In furtherance of the week’s activities, a medical outreach programme was held at Yoruba Road Market Phase II, Ilorin. During the exercise, members of the public benefited from free medical consultations, basic health screenings, and the distribution of essential medications. The initiative was designed to address immediate healthcare needs while fostering trust, goodwill, and cooperation between the Police and the community.

These efforts align with the vision of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, which emphasizes community-oriented policing, proactive public engagement, and people-centered service delivery.

The Commissioner of Police commended market leaders, traders, and residents for their cooperation and active participation, urging them to maintain a clean and healthy environment. He reiterated that security and public safety are collective responsibilities that require sustained collaboration between the Police and the public.

He further assured the people of Kwara State of the Command’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding lives and property, as well as advancing initiatives that promote peace, mutual trust, and sustainable community development.