From L-R: Imo Sector Commander of FRSC, Mr Udensi, the state Commissioner of Police, Mr Aboki Danjuma, Police Traffic Warden, Insp. Uche Chidiebere and Leader of Ikemefuna Jewish Organisation , Mr Ikemefuna Mbelu, during a gift presentation of N500,000 and plaque by the organisation to Chidiebere for outstanding public services on Friday in Owerri
OWERRI- A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), the Ikemefuna Jewish Organisation, has presented a N500,000 award to Insp. Uche Chidiebere, a Police traffic warden in Owerri, for his dedication and professionalism in traffic management.
Presenting the cash gift on Friday, leader of the NGO, Ikemefuna Mbelu also handed a plaque to Chidiebere, commending his integrity, hard work, and exceptional service to the public while urging other officers to emulate him.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Chidiebere is stationed at the Warehouse Junction in Owerri.
“His professionalism and kindness have earned him the respect and admiration of the public, making him a true hero on the highway.
“Through his tireless efforts, Insp. Chidiebere has made a significant impact on the daily lives of Owerri residents and commuters alike.
“His dedication to public service is an inspiration to his colleagues and a shining example of the positive difference one individual can make,” Mbelu said.
In his remark, the state Commissioner of Police, Mr Aboki Danjuma, commended Chidiebere’s exemplary conduct, describing it as a “reflection of the ideals of the Nigeria Police Force”.
Danjuma emphasised that personnel must always uphold the core values of hard work, discipline, and public service.
The Police boss reaffirmed the command’s commitment to professionalism, rewarding excellence, and building strong community partnerships for safety.
“Officers are encouraged to emulate Insp. Chidiebere’s dedication, while we urge the public to continue supporting security agencies for a safer Imo state,” Danjuma said.
The state Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Mr Udensi Oji, also applauded the officer’s effort.
Oji advocated for greater recognition of frontline traffic managers, highlighting their crucial role in ensuring public safety on a daily basis.
Responding, the elated and joy-filled Chidiebere expressed his gratitude to Danjuma and the Ikemefuna Jewish Organisation for finding him worthy of recognition.
He pledged to remain committed to serving the public diligently and upholding the values of the Nigeria Police Force. (NAN)
