Mikano International Limited, manufacturer and assembler of high-tech generators and other industrial machines, has pledged its commitment to maintaining global standards.
The Chairman of the company, Mr. Mofid Karameh, said this at the presentation of 3,000 traffic stands and two police patrol vehicles to the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar, in Lagos.
A statement on Tuesday quoted Abubakar as saying that the donation was part of the firm’s corporate social responsibility to Nigerians and would help traffic police officers to effectively carry out their jobs in the sun or in the rain.
The 3,000 traffic stands, according to the firm, are worth about N150m, and the two pick-up patrol vans are donated to Area G of the NPF and the Lagos State Traffic Command.
Karameh said the organisation was ready to support the police to succeed in the war against criminality and in serving the community.
He said Mikano was not limiting its promise to only Lagos Police Command, but was extending the gesture to all police commands across the country, supporting them with generators, construction/renovation of stations, furniture and computer supplies.
Receiving the stands, Abubakar commended the organisation for its good gesture and promised that they would be judiciously used.
He said such encouragement would motivate the force to do more in serving the public, and urged other private individuals and corporate bodies to emulate Mikano.