More Than 700 Cultists Were Arrested In Anambra State. See Details

  No less than 700 presumed cultists and 38 suspected arm rubbers were also captured in various parts of Anambra over the most recent three weeks, Garba Umar, the state chief of police, has said. Umar told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday, July 23 in Awka that the captures were clear signal that Anambra was not any more a save place for criminal . "This number of captures inside three weeks to me was exceptional and we will maintain the beat until we flush out all the rotten ones in the state,'' he said. He said that the police recuperated a few sorts of arms and ammo from the suspects. The chief said that a portion of the suspects had been charged, while the summon was all the while researching bodies of evidence leveled against others. He said that extra work force had been sent in Anambra by the Inspector-General (IG) to amplify the current security in the state. 

   Umar said that the order had made 20 new units and sent its staff to different blaze focuses over the state. "I for one watch some of these areas to guarantee proficient operations. I am not a rocker police official. "I move round myself to ensure that things are done the correct route for security of lives and property of occupants," Umar said. Umar cautioned the individuals who were in the propensity for working in workplaces and private houses, particularly around the Government House, Awka pivot, to stop. He said that the order had set its trawl in each area in the state; particularly Awka, the capital, and that any individual or gathering got would be seriously managed. 

   "We have the system to checkmate the exercises of our men; both the Inspector General and Commissioner of Police observing units are buckling down. "We gave out our phone numbers to people in general to report any instance of coercion and demonstration of incivility and unfortunate behavior to us. The official additionally instructed the general population concerning the state to dismiss dangers by any gathering that the pending November 18 governorship decision in Anambra would not hold. "We learnt that there are some displeased components making a few declarations against the arrangements of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria that individuals should blacklist the Nov.18 governorship decision in the state. "The gathering can state whatever they like, however the police and other security specialists have an obligation to secure the country and also guarantee that the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is ensured. "Where offenses are submitted; we will uphold the laws gave over to us for authorization. We are ever prepared to do that in Anambra and that is the reality. "We have every one of the assets available to us to guarantee that the individuals who are qualified to vote play out their urban obligations with no attack. "Furthermore, no one inside or outside the state can stop the activity,'' he said.