Monday, 27 July 2015

Crime fighting: Rivers State to intensify partnership with Police

In a bid to rid Rivers State of criminals,  Governor Nyesom Ezenwo Wike  has  declared  that  his  administration  will  intensify  her  partnership  with  the  police  and other  security  agencies.

Speaking  on Monday  at the State  Police  Command  Headquarters  in Port  Harcourt  during a security  appraisal  meeting with officers and men  of the state police  command,  Governor  Wike  pledged  his commitment  to  further  logistics  support  to the police to fight  crime in the state.

He said  the  partnership  between  the  Rivers State Government  and the State Police  Command  is already  yielding  dividends with the  arrest of  several  suspects  involved  in  different  crimes.

He said : "On 3rd of August,  we shall meet with all security  agencies  in the  state. At this meeting,  we shall  further prove our determination  to  fight crime  and criminals  in the  state.

"I am happy  with  the  results  that our partnership  with  the  police  has produced.  Today,  the  police are parading  several suspects  arrested for crime against  the  people.  Everyday  for the thief, one day for the  owner  of  the  house. We shall make the state uncomfortable  for criminals ".

The governor  said that  his administration  will  continue  to  create a crime free environment  for businesses  to  thrive  in  the  state.

In his  remarks,  Rivers State Police  Commissioner,  Chris Ezike stated that the command  has in the recent  history  recorded series of  successes, pointing  out  that  the onslaught  against  crime  and  criminals  remain  unending.

He said  unless criminals  in the state change  their  ways, they will  be  smoked out of  their  hiding  place  and made to face the  law.


Ezike stated that a soldier  on AWOL,  Elijah  Owoh  with service  number  12NA/68/7580-93 of 231 Battalion Biu was among the  suspects  arrested by the  command.

He said : "I am  glad to  inform  that the governor of Rivers State,  Barrister Nyesom Ezenwo Wike has given full support to this new offensive and ordered the chairmen of the caretaker committees of the affected areas to give the operatives full support ".


Culled from www. worldstagegroup.com



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