Anambra Police: VeryDarkman, Youths Collaborative Support Ensure Peaceful “Walk For Peace”
Youths in Anambra State, Nigeria, recently came together for a symbolic Walk for Peace, standing against violent crime in the region. This wasn’t just about the Fish Magnet incident; it was a show of solidarity with the Nigeria Police and other security agencies.
The message was clear: Enough is Enough. Criminals shouldn’t be allowed to terrorize Anambra State and the South-East region anymore. The walk emphasized the need for unity, vigilance, and community-driven action for a safer Anambra.
The walk was led by VeryDarkMan, a Nigerian activist and social media influencer, in response to growing insecurity in Anambra State.
Thousands of youths participated, dressed in black, marching through Awka, the state capital. The event aimed to demand justice for the slain CEO of Fish Magnet and draw attention to rising violence in the region .
However, the Anambra state Commissioner of Police, CP Ikioye Orutugu warned against actions that could incite tension or breach public peace.
Earlier in the day, the State Police Command Public Relations Officer, SP Tochukwu Ikenga issued a strong statement in readiness of the Anambra State Police Command to deal decisively with progenitors of violence crime and criminal elements who might take advantage of the occasion.
In the twist of the event, the Police was everywhere to forestall any breakdown of peace and order. The security architecture of the state was at it’s peak. The Spokesperson of the Police, SP Ikenga was seen marshalling instructions against otherwise served for the purpose, and the youths concord with the Police to down common enemies.
The Anambra State government, led by Governor Charles Soludo, has been working on security reforms, including the creation of the Agunechemba Security Squad.
The Security agencies have launched Operation Udo Ga Chi to combat kidnapping and violent crimes in the state, This is not without the purposeful leadership of the Commissioner of Police, CP Ikioye Orutugu , Aiyekooto Reporters can now reports.
