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Police Release Phone Numbers of All DPOs, Area Commanders in Anambra, Urge Residents to Be Vigilant, Expose Crimes

 

By Izunna Okafor, Awka

In a renewed effort to further bolster security across Anambra State, the State Police Command has called on residents not to relent in their civic duty of exposing criminals, especially unrepentant elements who still threaten the peace of the state.

The Police made the appeal in a statement issued on Monday, June 23, 2025, by the Spokesperson of the Command, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, who emphasized that public cooperation remains vital to effective policing and crime prevention.

According to him, the call followed a fresh assessment of the state’s security situation and the need to ensure sustained safety and order across communities. He reassured that the Police and the Joint Security Force remain fully committed to protecting lives and property, adding that strategic surveillance and patrols have been intensified across the state to preempt any potential threats.

While commending the public for their support so far, SP Ikenga stressed the importance of vigilance and timely information sharing. He urged citizens not to be discouraged by recent security concerns but to continue working with law enforcement agents in identifying and exposing criminal elements within their environment.

He added that exposing the criminally-minded individuals will go a long way in helping security operatives nip crimes in the bud and ensure that peace reigns across all parts of the state.

The statement further disclosed that the Joint Security Team has already stepped up surveillance and intensified patrols in key areas as part of proactive measures to deter criminal activities and uphold law and order.

According to the statement, residents in need of any security services or wishing to report suspicious activities are encouraged to call the Anambra State Police Command Control Room via 07039194332 or reach out to the Public Relations Officer on 08039334002. The Command also reminded the public that the ‘NPF Rescue Me’ app is available for free download on both Android and iOS platforms, providing quick access to emergency response services.

The Command reiterated that individual Area Commanders and Divisional Police Officers (DPOs) across the state can also be contacted directly using their official phone lines (attached below) for prompt response in their respective jurisdictions.

The Police, while reaffirming their commitment to professional conduct, urged the public to see security as a collective responsibility and to keep faith in the Force’s ability to deliver on its constitutional mandate.

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