From Joe Obukata Ogbodu, Warri
Men and officers of the Delta State Police Command, on Monday, commenced activities marking the 2026 National Police Week with a sanitation and environmental clean-up exercise, alongside a medical outreach programme, across the State.
Delta State Police Public Relations Officer SP Bright Edafe, in a statement, said the exercise, which took place simultaneously across all the nine Area Commands of the Delta State Command, saw officers and men actively participate in the cleaning of public spaces, drainages, and surroundings within their respective jurisdictions.
He said that the initiative underscored the Command’s commitment to promoting a clean and healthy environment, as well as strengthening its relationship with members of the public at the grassroots level.
In the same vein, a medical outreach programme was conducted at designated locations, including the Police Headquarters, where free medical services were provided to members of the public.
He said the medical services rendered included basic health checks, medical consultations, and distribution of essential medications, aimed at improving community well-being.
The Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, CP Yemi John Oyeniyi psc led members of the command management team, DPOs, Tactical commanders, and other officers of the command to Anioma market for the sanitation exercise.
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The CP in his remarks stated that the activities are in line with the theme of this year’s celebration, “Community Partnership: Building Trust.”
He noted that policing extends beyond law enforcement to include community service and meaningful engagement with the public.
The CP encouraged residents of the State to emulate the Police by maintaining cleanliness in their homes and surroundings, stressing that cleanliness is next to godliness and essential for healthy living.
The Police Command however expressed commitment to initiatives that promote public health, strengthen community partnership, and ensure the safety and well-being of all residents.

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