The Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices(POCACOV) has commiserated with the family of the Pocacov Volunteer Club Chairman Imo state ,Kennedy Onwunali on the death of his mother Late Mrs Mary Ewekechichinyere Onwunali who passed on and recently buried in Ogbor Nguru in Aboh Mbaise local Government Area of Imo State.Speaking after the Church Thanksgiving Service,the National Coordinator Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices (POCACOV),Csp Ebere Amaraizu maintained that the deceased left a legacy revolving around those good virtues,family values responsible for good moral upbringing of children in the family and this are visibly seen in the family unity in existence. This is a typical reflection of POCACOV in My family at Work.I am here here on behalf of Stakeholders,Ambassadors,Volunteer Club Members and other segments of POCACOV the Nigeria Police Force Community Policing Initiative to express Condolence to our Chairman and the Family on the Loss and to join in the peaceful repose of the soul.
Pocacovas an NPF community policing initiative working with different Stakeholders,Multi Agencies,Galvanizing their support and partnership and enhancing their participation towards problem solving for a safe,peaceful and secured communities,will always identify with families and communities in a time like this .Responding,the Chairman Pocacov Volunteer Club Imo state,Kennedy Onwunali expressed happiness and appreciated the Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices (POCACOV) for identifying with the family in this time of grief and pain.He also used the occassion to appreciate all and sundry including his in-laws amongst others for identifying with the family in the time of sorrow and prayed for Gods protection upon all.
