“I thank Nigeria and the police for investing in me and giving me the opportunity to serve,” he said.
“The killers must have their day in court.”
The zonal coordinator urged the SSS to use its grassroots intelligence resources to enhance its surveillance capacity.
He ordered an all-out operation against cultists and their sponsors in the state.
This is contained in a statement by the spokesman of the command, DSP Tochukwu Ikenga.
He said the patrol would be both mobile and static, adding that it had been scheduled among divisions to cover night and day surveillance.
The police spokesman said the third suspect managed to escape.
The Anambra police commissioner said the bandits also beheaded a yet-to-be identified man and thereafter fled the scene of the crime.
