₦airaland Forum

The operatives of the Anambra State security outfit, “Agunechemba”, on Thursday, raided a notorious criminal hideout at Enugwu-Agidi in the Njikoka Local Government Area of the state.

During the operation, no fewer than 14 gụns of different brands were recovered by the operatives.

According to a post on one of its social media handles, the “Agunechemba” troops invaded the area with other security outfits like the police, Department of State Services, military and vigilantes.

The post further revealed that the items, which were recovered during the operation include two AK-47 rifles, eight pump action gụns, four locally-made pistols, three packets of cartridges (101 cartridges), four empty magazines of AK-47 rifles, three cutlasses, one Baofeng radio, one motorcycle, and some charms.

It was also gathered that the officers apprehended a member of a suspected kidnapping syndicate during the raid.

The video of the exercise is currently trending on social media, where the personnel and locals are celebrating the success of the operation.

However, the Special Adviser to Governor Chukwuma Soludo on Community Policing, who oversees the operations, Ken Emeakayi, could not be reached for further details as he did not respond to calls and messages to his telephone line.

The Anambra State Police Command spokesman, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, could not also confirm the development when contacted, as he said he had not been briefed about the exercise.

However, a police source told journalists that the exercise was a joint operation led by the Police Command based on intelligence gathering, adding that “Anambra must be free again. The governor has done much, and he has given us the mandate to secure the state, and that’s what we are doing. Those criminals must bow.”

beerfraud:
https://punchng.com/anambra-security-outfit-raids-criminal-hideout-recovers-guns-others/?amp

History555:
The hustle for lgbo news is real. Joblessness is a disability but lgbo obsession is a disease

History555:
The hustle for lgbo news is real. Joblessness is a disability but lgbo obsession is a disease

Oganigwe:
The South East governors should have just made this Agunechemba security outfit into a regional one if they were smart...saves them the cost of security maintenance and it further fuses the security architecture in the SE better with Enugu as the security HQ since it already has a standard command and control facility.

Great job by Agunechemba and Soludo, since the establishment of this homeland security outfit there has been less bad news coming out of Anambra as far as insecurity goes.

DatNiggaDaz:


No be juju be dat.

I have been asking thesame question, why the hatred, jealousy envy for our neigbours from the East

History555:
The hustle for lgbo news is real. Joblessness is a disability but lgbo obsession is a disease

beerfraud:
face the topic

beerfraud:
Soludo for third term

Oganigwe:
The South East governors should have just made this Agunechemba security outfit into a regional one if they were smart...saves them the cost of security maintenance and it further fuses the security architecture in the SE better with Enugu as the security HQ since it already has a standard command and control facility.

Great job by Agunechemba and Soludo, since the establishment of this homeland security outfit there has been less bad news coming out of Anambra as far as insecurity goes.

EmperorCaesar:
Soludo is a Gov like no other


His second term is sure

EmperorCaesar:
EbubeAgu dey, ESN dey

This is the third security outfit in the SE

All the vigilantes in my street in Ukpo belong to one or the other.

PresidObi:
It's a happy development on the surface, but when haters of the people are the people reporting news about the people, you start to wonder what their real intentions are.

Well done to the new security outfit.

PresidObi:
It's a happy development on the surface, but when haters of the people are the people reporting news about the people, you start to wonder what their real intentions are.

Well done to the new security outfit.