By Rauf Oyewole
Wife of the Inspector General of Police, Mrs. Elizabeth Kayode Egbetokun has inaugurated a Police officers children primary school (POWA Model School) and laid another foundation to construct a secondary school in her hometown, Sum, Bogoro local government area of Bauchi State.
While speaking on Thursday at the inauguration ceremony, Mrs.Egbetokun said that the project is more than just “bricks and mortar”. “It embodies a vision for a brighter future. It is a place where our children, the future doctors, lawyers, accountants, professors, engineers, police and military officers and most importantly, leaders of POWA, will receive quality education that nurtures their mind, strengthens their character and prepares them for a successful life.
“Locating this school within this community, under the watchful eyes of POWA and the Police Force, symbolizes a commitment to safeguarding our children's wellbeing and fostering a sense of security and trust. It represents a partnership between law enforcement and the community, working hand in hand to create a safe and conducive environment for our children to learn,” she said.
Also speaking, Gombe State Governor and the Chairman of the Northern Governors, Yahaya Inuwa, represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Ibrahim Abubakar, lauded Egbetokun and POWA for citing the projects in the North. He pledged to support the ongoing construction to the benefit of northern children.
His counterpart, Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, represented by his Special Advisor, Jidauna Tula, vowed to give more support to the organisation’s efforts in education and other sectors.
Elizabeth also distributed food items and empowerment kits and starter packs to women.
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