FMB ‘compesates’ deceased cop’s family

First Merchant Bank (FMB) has offered to support family of late Sergeant Patrick Mvula, a Malawi Police Officer who was killed during a robbery at the bank last year on December 23 last year.

FMB Managing Director, Dheeraj Dikshit: Offers support
FMB Managing Director, Dheeraj Dikshit: Offers support

Commissioner of Police for Southern Region George Kainja confirmed that the bank has already given K800,000 to the family.

The Bank has also committed to educate all of his three children until they finish secondary education.

“After being touched by the death of our Police FMB has consoled the bereaved family particularly to the deceased wife where they have made a contribution of K800,000 to assist the family as they grieve over the loss of their bread winner ,” Kainja said.

The Commissioner said Malawi Police Service was grateful to FMB’s move to support the Mvula’s family without being asked to do.

“We are pleased because this just shows that they value humanity,” he said.

During the robbery in which Mvula was shot dead robbers bolted with cash in excess of K90 million.

The Police are yet to recover the money but some people including a husband to senior Police Officer were arrested in connection with the robbery.

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nachisale
nachisale
9 years ago

Koma k800,000 yachepa.

LazyT
9 years ago

Really a nyc move.. Koma ngati anawo angapute ku college mupitilenso kuwathandiza.. God bless u

mbuyuni
mbuyuni
9 years ago

That’s good news

musisipala
9 years ago

Thanks so much to FMB for assisting the widow. But our non performing gvt will take ages to pay the widow the husband s benefits

TrueFactor
TrueFactor
9 years ago

FMB, what a good gesture. Other employers should emulate this example. Consider to support the kids beyond sec school,because they deserve to go higher with their education and be independent

Bobo
Bobo
9 years ago

10 million to the brave family and there children should be graduated IF NOT…ndiye the family should sue FMB!!!!!

dick
dick
9 years ago

dick shit = mr dikshi

Simeon Nyapala
Simeon Nyapala
9 years ago

The police will do their part and therefore what FMB has done is commendable

golo
golo
9 years ago

good gesture.keep it up

chibwatiko
chibwatiko
9 years ago

thats good development

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