Policeman who fathered triplet receives PCRC’s support
The Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC) has extended financial assistance to the family of Sergeant Ochoa Isaiah of Enugu State command, whose wife recently gave birth to a set of triplet.
This is contained in a statement by the Senior Special Assistant to the National Chairman of PCRC on Media and Publicity, Kunle Sodipo, on Friday in Abuja.
Mr Sodipo said the birth of the triplet brought the number of sergeant’s children to five as the couple already had two children, a boy and a girl.
The National Chairman of the committee, Mogaji Olaniyan, who led the team, said the financial assistance was to support the policeman and his family.
In his response, Mr Isaiah, father of the triplet, who was overwhelmed with joy, thanked PCRC for the financial assistance.
Mr Isaiah said the assistance would go a long way in helping the family to take care of the triplet.
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