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The Nambra State Police Command has said it has strengthened its security strategies across churches and schools in the state.

This is coming as schools and churches in the northern part of the state have been attacked, worshipers killed and students taken into captivity.

The spokesperson of the command, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, in a press release said the Commissioner of Police in the state, Ikioye Orutugu, has announced strengthened security measures across schools and churches.

He said this is part of a proactive strategy to prevent threats and ensure a secure environment for learning and worship.

Ikenga said: “The commissioner has directed area commanders, divisional police officers, and tactical commanders to intensify their ongoing security patrols, reinforce intelligence-driven operations, and strengthen collaboration with community stakeholders for seamless and effective security coordination.

“The commissioner reiterated the command’s unwavering dedication to protecting lives and property, assuring residents that the police will continue to adapt and enhance security strategies to meet evolving challenges while sustaining the state’s growing atmosphere of peace.

“The CP commended the growing unity of safety consciousness among residents, noting that Ndi Anambra have continued to demonstrate commendable cooperation, vigilance and the spirit of being their brothers’ keepers. 

“He emphasized that this collective commitment has significantly supported the command’s efforts in maintaining peace and security across the state.”

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