The Anambra State Commissioner of Police, CP Ikioye Orutugu has applauded stakeholders and community partners for giving Police formations across the state a new lease of life through renovations and the installation of solar-powered lights.
The move, he said, is already boosting Police visibility, efficiency, and community safety.
According to the CP Orutugu, “the facelift carried out like the installation of solar-powered lights, and other support initiatives have boosted Police visibility and operational efficiency.”
The upgrades cut across several divisions, including the Rapid Response Squad Awkuzu, Amichi, Neni, Umuchu, 33 Division, Dunkofia, Oraifite, B Division, Ihiala, Amanuke, Awka, Onitsha and many others.
CP Orutugu stressed that the task of ensuring safety cannot be left to the Police alone. “The task of ensuring safety in Anambra requires sustained collaboration between the Police and the public,” he emphasized.
He disclosed that the Command is already planning the official commissioning of these projects, which he described as “a consolidation of Police–Community relations and operational readiness in the State.”
In a human touch, the CP extended his warm greetings to Muslims in Anambra on the celebration of Eid-ul-Mawlid, the birth of the Prophet. “The Command reassures Ndi Anambra of its determination to consolidate the gains already recorded, while calling for continued cooperation, intelligence sharing, and partnership in sustaining peace and security across the State,” he said.
CP Orutugu Hails Stakeholders As Police Formations Get Solar Lights, Facelift In Anambra
