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‎Police Move to Restore Discipline in Anambra Markets

Anambra Police Pledge Strict Enforcement of Market Order

byChinenye Agu 🇳🇬
January 29, 2026
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‎…Commissioner of Police, CP Ikioye Orutugu, visited Onitsha to strengthen public safety, order, and community confidence.

‎‎ANAMBRA,NIGERIA- The iNews Times | The Anambra State Police Command has pledged to uphold peace, enforce lawful directives, and prevent any disruptions to public order throughout the state.

‎This was stated by the command’s spokesman, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, in a statement issued on Wednesday in Awka. He noted that the Commissioner of Police, CP Ikioye Orutugu, visited Onitsha to strengthen public safety, order, and community confidence.

‎The iNews Times recalls that Governor Chukwuma Soludo ordered the indefinite closure of Onitsha markets on Monday during an unscheduled inspection.

‎Ikenga explained that the commissioner is conducting a security assessment tour, overseeing the deployment of police-led joint security teams at key locations.

‎“This proactive approach highlights our commitment to maintaining peace, ensuring adherence to lawful directives, and preventing any breaches of public order,” he said.

‎He further assured that the security situation in Onitsha remains calm, reassuring residents, traders, and commuters of their safety.

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Chinenye Agu 🇳🇬

Chinenye Agu 🇳🇬

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