Governor Soludo bolsters the Anambra security architecture and declares war on criminals.

As he developed a plan to address the security issues facing the populace, including as kidnapping, armed robbery, cultism, the drug pandemic, and touting, Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo has pledged to make Anambra State the safest in the nation.

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Security, law, and order are still crucial to achieving his administration’s goal of a successful and livable country, Soludo stated in a broadcast. The governor went on to say, “I want to assure you that despite the unique challenge of lucrative criminality adorned with deceptive ideas and propaganda, we are determined to fight criminality and ensure that Anambra becomes the safest state in Nigeria.”

Soludo claims that his government dealt with the state’s worst insecurity situation and, in less than a year, reclaimed the eight local government areas that had been besieged by criminals. However, he has noticed that some criminal elements have returned to some of these areas, claiming to have kidnapped people for ransom, killed people, and destroyed vehicles.

He reiterated, “I want to assure Ndi Anambra that we are ready once again to take them head-on, but this time we shall triple our efforts and expand the scope and depth of our operations and will in January 2025, launch our comprehensive security eco-system.” “We will proceed with our all-encompassing strategy, code-named ‘Operation UDO GA-ACHI,’ which translates to ‘Operation Peace Shall Reign,’ as I stated in January 2025, because peace must prevail in this land.

A statement that emphasises the anticipated outcomes of our security intervention. In order to show Ndi Anambra that his administration is prepared to face and overcome the security difficulties, the governor said that he will first present 163 vehicles equipped with equipment bearing the Operation UDO GA-ACHI logo. “They will be present in every corner of the state, conducting patrols as needed and conducting pin-down stop and search operations.

He stated that technology-based security solutions, such as state-owned contact centres with toll-free lines, 5111, a toll line, a security number that anybody may call at any time, or 08002200008, will support the security personnel.

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