By Felix Igboanugo
The Anambra State Commissioner for Education, Dr. Ekene Ogugua, has inspected the Nzam Police Station in Anambra West Local Government Area(LGA), describing the return of police personnel to the community as a significant step towards strengthening security and protecting lives and property.
Dr. Ogugua conducted the inspection on Oct. 24, to assess the condition of the facility and its available infrastructure.
He expressed optimism that the renewed police presence would improve security, promote peaceful coexistence and restore residents’ confidence in law enforcement.
During the visit, the commissioner examined the station’s facilities and identified areas requiring attention, particularly those relating to officers’ welfare and working conditions, emphasising the need for a conducive operational environment to enable personnel to perform their duties effectively.
Dr. Ogugua commended Governor Chukwuma Soludo, the Anambra State Commissioner of Police and other stakeholders for their contributions to restoring police presence in Nzam.
The commissioner, who hails from the community, stressed the importance of sustained cooperation among the government, security agencies and residents in addressing security challenges and maintaining lasting peace.
He expressed confidence that the return of police personnel would strengthen public safety and create a more secure environment for residents, traders and other stakeholders to pursue their social and economic activities.
The inspection highlights the importance of maintaining functional security infrastructure and providing the necessary support to law enforcement personnel to ensure effective policing across Anambra State.
Felix Igboanugo is of the Ministry of Information and Value Reformation, Anambra State
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