Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda has joined Nigerians in celebrating the 2026 National Police Day, recognising the relentless sacrifice and dedication of police officers across the country.
“Today, we celebrate those who put on the uniform and risk their lives to keep us safe. Our police officers deserve our gratitude and respect,” Radda said in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Ibrahim Mohammed, on Tuesday in Katsina.
The governor emphasised the critical role police play in protecting lives and properties across the nation, acknowledging the exceptional contributions of officers in ensuring security in Katsina and other parts of the country.
He further noted that the police force has been instrumental in Katsina’s security efforts and commended the commitment and bravery of officers working to combat rising violence and criminal activities across the state.
Radda called on all residents to cooperate with security agencies and provide information that can help combat crime and insecurity, urging communities to work closely with police to strengthen security at the grassroots level.
The governor also pledged continued government support for the police force in Katsina State, promising to ensure that officers have the resources and equipment they need to perform their duties effectively.
“Our administration is committed to providing whatever support the police need. Better equipment, better training, and better welfare for officers—these are our priorities,” the governor said.
Radda extended his heartfelt gratitude to all police officers in Katsina State and prayed for their safety and continued success in their operations.
Nigeria marks National Police Day every year on April 7.
