ILLEGAL SIT-AT-HOME ORDER AND HOOLIGANISM: CP AMMANI ORDERS MAXIMUM DEPLOYMENT OF INTELLIGENCE/OPERATIONAL RESOURCES.


CP Ahmed Ammani


The Commissioner of Police, CP Ahmed Ammani, has ordered Area Commanders, Divisional Police Officers and Commanders of all the Tactical/Operational Units of the Command to ensure the maximum deployment of all the Command's intelligence and operational resources at their disposal.

This according to Ammani will enable them to effectively patrol and fish out miscreants that may want to disturb public peace and security, or disrupt the businesses and otherwise activities of law-abiding citizens, under the guise of enforcing illegitimate sit-at-home order.


The CP has also reassured that the Command, collaborating with other security agencies and law-abiding citizens, will never rest on its oars in ensuring that the lives and property of the citizenry are protected against the undesirable activities of disgruntled and misguided criminal elements, hellbent on causing unwarranted havoc to selves and fellow citizens.

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he Commissioner, therefore, urged all and sundry to remain vigilant, go about their lawful businesses and resist succumbing to the antics of the miscreants, including the spread of tension-causing fake news. 


He also enjoined them to continue to support and cooperate with the Police and other security agencies, in their unwavering quest to quell the activities of the of criminal elements.


Meanwhile, normalcy has been restored at the New Market axis of Enugu and a crack team of Police Operatives deployed to hunt down the armed hoodlums, who shot sporadically and breached public peace in the area.


According to a press release issued by the Police Public Relations Officer, Enugu State Command, DSP Daniel Ndukwe, the good people of the State have been called upon to remain law-abiding, security conscious and promptly report criminal suspects and their activities to the nearest Police Station or call the Command's emergency hotlines on: 08032003702, 08075390883, 08098880172 or 08086671202; or alternatively send emails to infoenugupolice@gmail.com.



State Headquarters,

G.R.A., Enugu.

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