Police Begin Special Operation To End Sit-At-Home In Anambra
The Anambra State Police Command has stepped up its operations against Sit-At-Home order as the Commissioner of Police, CP Ikioye Orutugu, on Monday, led an advocacy campaign against such acts.
The CP according to the Anambra State Police spokesperson SP Tochukwu Ikenga was concerned about how the illegal act has negatively affected the social and economic growth of the State.
He emphasized the need to educate the public about the negative impacts of the order and promised to promote a return to normalcy in the State.
This is among the strategies of the new leadership of the Command to address the attitude of the people on ideology based on crime.
This includes attack of unsuspecting members of the public, security personnel, kidnapping/abduction of persons and destruction of government infrastructures and other sundry offences.
The CP noted that Anambra State is blessed with vibrant, energetic and enterprising people full of potential. These potentials can only be fully realized in a peaceful, secure environment.
He also stated that the State mainly survives on buying and selling and encourages Ndi Anambra/residents to go about their lawful businesses without fear.
He assured that the Police and other security agencies have taken over the streets especially on Mondays and other days to sustain safety in the State.
He further assured that the Police is also collaborating with local leaders and stakeholders to address the underlying issues driving the “Sit-At-Home” order and find a lasting solution to the menace.
Police Begin Special Operation To End Sit-At-Home In Anambra is first published on The Whistler Newspaper
