12Dec By ClarksonDecember 13, 20190Help The initiative, organised during the 2019 Yuletide season, was designed to celebrate the commitment, dedication and sacrifices of traffic personnel who spend long hours on the roads ensuring the safety of motorists and other road users. During the ceremony, the Foundation presented gift hampers to eight police traffic wardens serving in different divisions across the Federal Capital Territory. It also extended the recognition to five FRSC traffic control personnel in Abuja. Beyond the presentation of gifts, the Foundation announced scholarship support for children of selected beneficiaries in recognition of their parents’ dedication and service. Speaking at the event, the Founder of the Foundation, Israel Ibeleme, explained that the initiative was intended to appreciate officers whose contributions to society often go unnoticed. He noted that traffic wardens and road safety personnel work under challenging conditions and deserve encouragement and recognition for their commitment to public service. The initiative received commendation from police authorities, including the Assistant Commissioner of Police, Nurudeen A. Sabo, who appreciated the Foundation for recognising the efforts of the personnel and encouraging them to remain committed to their responsibilities. The Foundation believes that recognising people who make positive contributions to society is an important part of building a culture of service, responsibility and community participation. Through initiatives such as this, Israel Ibeleme Foundation continues to demonstrate its commitment to supporting individuals, celebrating service and promoting the well-being of communities. Appreciating those who serve is another way of building a better society.