Gov. Rochas Okorocha of Imo has vowed to
keep
kidnappers out of business as the government
will continue to demolish their hideouts. A
statement from the Chief Press Secretary to the
Governor, Mr Sam Onwuemeodo, said in Owerri
on Tuesday that the demolition was part of the
measure to prevent kidnapping and other violent
crimes in collaboration with the security
agencies.
The statement quoted the governor as
expressing concern about the trend of
kidnapping
which he described as "ugly" during his visit to
the Department of State Services (DSS). "The
government is battle ready to end kidnapping
and
violent crimes in the state to ensure the safety
of lives and property of the residents.
"Let me again warn criminals and kidnappers to
get out of Imo because this is not a place for
you. We are ready for you," Okorocha was
quoted
as saying. He recalled that four years ago
before
he assumed office as governor, kidnappers and
other criminals traumatised the state until his
administration brought it to a halt.
He said the government would continue to
demolish houses belonging to kidnappers or any
building where kidnap victims were kept. The
governor advised parents and guardians to
monitor the activities of their wards and report
suspicious movements to the security agencies.
"Any house of any kidnapper or where a
kidnapper is found will be demolished. "Moreso,
houses of kidnappers' parents will equally be
demolished if their lifestyle and means of
livelihood did not justify the buildings," he said.
Earlier, Mr Francis Ejiofor, the Director of the
DSS, said the command had set up a task force
in the three zones of the state to combat
crimes
.
He said the task force had recorded successes
in tracking and arresting kidnappers in the state.
Ejiofor said the department arrested six kidnap
suspects while their victim, Mr Nnawike Chilaka,
was freed after being held captive for five days.
He said the suspects included a security man
from Niger Republic, a student of the Federal
Polytechnic Nekede, a female secondary school
student, and three others. Source: http://www.gidimasters.com/2015/06/we-have-signed-vehement-battle-against.html?m=1

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