Police Will Not Relent in installing a Functional Security System in Anambra….AIG Inuwa

By Oge Onyeanusi, Onitsha

The Assistant Inspector General of Police, AIG Hafiz Mohammed Inuwa, has assured the people of Anambra State that the Nigeria police in State were determined to rid the state of criminals and bad elements.

AIG Inuwa gave the assurance when the Regent of Oba hosted him in his palace at Oba in Idemili South Local Goverenment Area of Anambra State over the weekend.

He called on members of the public to continue to assist the police with useful information.

Earlier in his remark, the Regent of Oba Community in Idemmili South Local Government Area commended the Nigeria Police in Anambra State for the roles they have played in combating crime and instilling a functional security system in Anambra State.

Prince Noel Ezenwa who expressed his readiness to aid Assistant Inspector General of Police in-charge of the Zone-13, Anambra State, AIG Hafiz Mohammed Inuwa, mni, urged police to intensify efforts towards address the rising insecurity in some parts of the state in recent times.

The meeting which took place at the palace of Late Igwe Peter C. Ezenwa (Eze Okpoko 1 of Oba) had in attendance, all the Ichie’s and Chiefs of the community, including Chief Rommy Ezeonwuka (OGILISI IGBO), Rev. Chris Emelie (Oba President General) Chief Security Officer of Oba Community, and stakeholders including Darlington Agha [Obuleze Oba] who made a promise to build a befitting police station in the Oba Community

In his speech Chef Rommy Ezeonwuka, a member of the cabinet , thanked the AIG for finding out time out of his busy schedule to visit the community.

Ezeonwuka who is also an aide to Governor Willie Obiano on Vigilante, pointed out that Anambra State has maintained the position of the safest state in Nigeria because of effective policing and cooperation with other security agencies in the state.,

He promised the AIG of all the necessary documents support, in line with the vision of Chief Willie Obiano on security.