Governor Vows Justice
Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has vowed to give justice the two slain policemen at Aba. The governor visited the crime scene and committed to ensuring the public that the government would not rest until they apprehended the culprits.
Identities of the Victims
The attack killed Inspector Augustine Ogbudu, Superintendent Ezekiel Sunday, and a 14-year-old boy. The incident at Opobo Junction, Ogbor Hill, Aba, also wounded two other officers.
Governor Visits Families
Governor Otti expressed condolences to the victims’ families and assured them of the government’s support. He emphasized the state’s commitment to revising strategies to prevent such tragedies.
Community Collaboration
Governor Otti called for community cooperation in providing information to law enforcement. He highlighted the importance of community involvement in maintaining security and assisting in the apprehension of the perpetrators.
Enhanced Security Measures
The governor announced plans to increase police patrols and enhance surveillance in Aba. These measures aim to deter criminal activities and improve public safety, ensuring quicker responses to incidents.
Commitment to Law and Order
In conclusion, Governor Otti reiterated his administration’s dedication to law and order in Abia State. He pledged every effort would be made to protect lives and property, ensuring a safer community for all.
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