Soludo Boosts Security with 2,000-Member Vigilante Force

Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has launched a robust security initiative, “Operation Udo Ga-AchÈ,” to tackle rising crime. 

The program includes a 2,000-member special force comprising police, military, and local vigilantes.  

Underpinning the initiative is the new Homeland Security Law, which establishes a community-focused framework for crime prevention. 

Soludo also unveiled Agunechemba, a network of community vigilantes supported by advanced surveillance technology.  

The governor emphasized the importance of rewarding whistleblowers and strengthening intelligence networks. “Our goal is to make Anambra the safest state in Nigeria,” Soludo declared during the launch.  

The initiative aims to address persistent security challenges in the Southeast, including armed robbery, kidnapping, and communal clashes. 

Residents have welcomed the move, expressing hope that it will restore peace and confidence in local governance.  

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