Anambra State Commissioner of Police, Nnaghe Itam, has commended residents for not joining the hunger protest, praising them for promoting national peace.
Itam made the commendation on Friday, August 2, as full activities resumed in the state following the first day of the #EndBadGovernance protests.
The residents of the state on Thursday, August 1, chose to stay indoors instead of participating in the protest.
It was gathered that those who sought available eateries to enjoy themselves claimed it was part of the nationwide protest.
The Nation gathered that the decision to stay indoors was driven by fear of potential attacks by gunmen during the exercise.
In a statement released on Friday, Police Command spokesperson Superintendent Tochukwu Ikenga conveyed the CP’s appreciation.
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He assured residents that the police, in collaboration with other security outfits, would continue to ensure their safety and protect their property.
“The CP extends his commendation to Ndi Anambra, particularly the youth, for their exemplary conduct in promoting national peace.
In this regard, the Police, in collaboration with other security agencies, have re-strategized their security patrols and surveillance operations across the State.
“These measures are aimed at preventing crime and ensuring that law-abiding citizens can carry out their lawful activities without harassment.
“The Commissioner of Police urges the public to remain vigilant, and law-abiding, and to report any criminal activities or breaches of public peace to the nearest police station. For immediate assistance, the Command’s
“The Anambra State Police Command remains dedicated to safeguarding the peace and security of all residents,” Itam said.