Anambra: Police reaffirm commitment to religious, traditional institutions
The Anambra State Police Command has reaffirmed its commitment to community-oriented policing through increased engagement with religious and traditional leaders. Commissioner Nnanna Ama emphasized that building public trust and intelligence sharing are essential for maintaining peace and security in the region.
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Strengthening police-community relations is a critical strategy for improving public safety and crime prevention in regions facing security challenges.
The police command in Anambra reaffirmed its commitment to sustained engagement with religious leaders, traditional institutions, community leaders and other critical partners.
The police command in Anambra has reaffirmed its commitment to sustained engagement with religious leaders, traditional institutions, community leaders and other critical partners.
The police commissioner, Nnanna Ama, stated this on Wednesday when Chukwuemeka Ohanamere, spiritual director of Mountain of Holy Ghost Intervention and Deliverance Ministry, visited him in Awka, Anambra.
Mr Ama said this measure was part of efforts to strengthen public trust, enhance community relations and promote a safer environment across the state.
“Effective policing depends on public cooperation, mutual trust and strong partnerships between the police and the communities they serve,” he said.
He noted that religious leaders hold influential positions in society and could contribute meaningfully to peacebuilding, conflict resolution, responsible conduct, and the promotion of public safety.
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