Police commissioner Ammani promises to rid Enugu of criminals

The police commissioner Ahmed Ammani has vowed to rid Enugu of unrepentant criminals.
Mr Ammani said this after he embarked on a visibility patrol of major highways and locations, including Ugwuogo-Nike-Opi-Nsukka and Enugu-Onitsha Highways, as well as Oji-River and Inyi communities in the Oji River local government area.
This is contained in a statement on Sunday by DSP Daniel Ndukwe, a spokesman for the police in Enugu.
The police commissioner noted that the visibility patrol was in line with the command’s avowed commitment to ensure the security and safety of citizens, especially road users, anywhere in Enugu.
The visibility patrol tour aimed to build citizens’ confidence and reassure them of their security and safety on all roads in the state.
“I reassure Enugu state residents of the command’s resolve to ensure maximum public security and safety. I solicit citizens’ continued support and cooperation in terms of information sharing and being conscious of their environment while promptly reporting any suspected abnormality,” stated Mr Ammani.
(NAN)
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