Anambra Safe For Christmas, Make Una Come Home – Police Commissioner

Anambra Police Commissioner, Ikioye Orutugu, don assure say Anambra dey safe for Christmas and call on all indigenes make dem return home freely. Orutugu, wey don dey in charge of Anambra Police for nine months now as di 35th CP, talk say di state dey free and peaceful, as di recently successful governorship election show. Him yan say deliberate and proactive policing don make Anambra safe for everybody, and diaspora indigenes fit prepare for peaceful festive season. Orutugu yan, “Anambra na safe place. Prepare make una come home for Christmas.” Di CP emphasised say peace dey maintained through visible policing, strong community engagement, and intelligence-led operations wey dey prevent crime for all local governments and border communities.

Orutugu, known for him community-driven policing style, talk say e dey police without guns, dey focus on counseling and appealing to people conscience. Him add say him first strengthen collaboration with traditional rulers, youth groups, and religious leaders to ensure early intelligence sharing and build public trust. Him yan say security strategy cover all flashpoints, and everybody go dey safe, while accountability dey for misconduct, extortion, or abuse of power. CP Orutugu conclude say: “Residents and indigenes returning for festive season go see visible security, rapid response, and policing system wey go protect lives and property. With community engagement plus strategic deployment, Anambra don become model for peace and security. Come home, Anambra dey ready for Christmas.”