As parts of the efforts to find a
lasting solution to reported cases of militancy and sea pirates’ attacks in the
South-South region of Nigeria, the Nigeria police under the IGP Solomon Arase
Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Zone 6 Command, Tunde Ogunsakin has
scored a big point in the region.
In an effort to boost the IGP's
effective security fight against militancy and kidnapping in the South- South
region, the zone 6 police command on saturday took delivery of a brand new
surveillance helicopter.
The helicopter, which was received
by
Ogunsakin, is fitted with modern communication gadgets to aid effective
surveillance in the creeks.
This comes on the heels of a
recent pact by the command and sister security agencies within the zone to form
a security joint task force to checkmate security threat in the area.
While describing the helicopter’s
arrival as a welcome development, the AIG applauded Arase, over his commitment to ensure peace and security in the
zone.
Ogunsakin, who was visibly elated
over the development promised to chase kidnappers out of the zone. While emphasizing the importance of a joint
security operation, Ogunsakin assured that the security forces would deploy
technologically-driven and action able intelligence to actualize their common
goal in policing the zone.
The five seater capacity
surveillance helicopter, according to him, will go a long way to reinforce the
command’s war arsenal.
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