FCT Police announces commencement of welfare bus scheme for personnel
News FCT Police announces commencement of welfare bus scheme for personnel Published on April 26, 2026 By Ochogwu Sunday googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1500386953281-8'); }); The Commissioner of Police, Federal Capital Territory, FCT Command, CP Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi, has assured officers and men of the Command of the commencement of the Police Welfare Bus Scheme, as approved by the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu. A statement issued by SP Josephine Adeh, the command’s spokesperson, said the initiative is “aimed at enhancing personnel welfare and addressing transportation challenges, will commence operations on Monday, 27th April, 2026”. She stated that under the welfare scheme, three Compressed Natural Gas, CNG-powered buses have so far been “deployed to ply designated routes across the Federal Capital Territory and its environs”. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1524595905268-5'); }); The Police Public Relations Officer, explained that the “first bus, with registration number NPF 7993 D, will operate from the Goshen, Auta-Balefi axis, passing through Masaka, Mararaba, and Nyanya, and terminating at Area 11 Force Headquarters, Abuja. “The second bus, with registration number NPF 7994 D, will take off from Zuba Divisional Headquarters, moving through Madalla, Abubakar Police Barracks, Brick City, Kubwa, Dutse Junction, and the Secretariat, also terminating at Area 11 Force Headquarters. “The third bus, with registration number NPF 7992 D, will operate from Kuje Divisional Headquarters, covering Kuje Police Barracks, Airport Road, Lugbe, and the Stadium axis, terminating at Area 11 Force Headquarters. “All buses are scheduled to depart their respective take-off points daily at 0615 hours (6:15 AM). “The Commissioner of Police commended the Inspector-General of Police for this thoughtful and commendable initiative, noting that it reflects the IGP’s strong commitment to improving the welfare, working conditions, and overall well-being of police personnel. “He urged officers and men of the Command to take full advantage of the scheme, emphasizing that improved welfare is directly linked to enhanced service delivery, discipline, and operational efficiency”. Don't Miss Why I declined invite to attend Opposition Summit in Ibadan – Sowore You may like Police arrest 62-year-old suspect over circulation of fake currency in Nasarawa Police fix date for constable recruitment exams in Rivers Police launches investigation into OOU midnight attack Police fix recruitment exam dates, warn applicants against scams Police rescue abducted GUO bus passengers Police fixes date for recruitment exams in Kano, issues warning to applicants