EndSARS: Anambra Police Commissioner Visits Vandalised Police Formations, Urges Officers to Remain Steadfast

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The Anambra State Commissioner of Police, Mr John Abang has visited the different police offices destroyed by hooligans during the violent era of the #EndSARS protests that rocked the country.

CP Abang who went on the visits with high ranking members of the police force in Anambra State, urged the affected police officers not to play into the hands of the hoodlums by losing hope and to also know that their services to their host communities and the nation at large remain invaluable.

The Police Commissioner stated that while ñary operational base would be immediately set up in affected Area Commands, as directed by the Inspector General of Police, stating that work must continue despite the recorded tragedies.

He said that the force would remain committed to its security responsibility to the people, urging the officers and men to see the tragedies as another hazard of service.

Speaking at the Nigeria Police Station, Ichi, stakeholder in the community, Engineer Ikenna Offodeme, called for a direct communication line that would serve credible intelligence in times of emergency.

The destroyed police property visited by Police Commissioner and his team included the Central Police Station, Nnewi, Police Area Command Headquarters also in Nnewi, Nigeria Police Station, Ichi, Ekwusigo Area Command Headquarters, Oraifite.

Others included Ndikpor Uli Divisional Police Station and Divisional Police Headquarters, Ogidi.

Re-construction works, financed by notable persons from the communities, have already begun on some visited police facilities.