ANAMBRA STATE POLICE COMMAND NOTES IMPROVED SECURITY STABILITY IN IHIALA AS OPERATIVES ARREST FOUR SUSPECTS THREATENING KIDNAPPING/ABDUCTION AND VIOLENCE IN THE AREA. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 ANAMBRA STATE POLICE COMMAND NOTES IMPROVED SECURITY STABILITY IN IHIALA AS OPERATIVES ARREST FOUR SUSPECTS THREATENING KIDNAPPING/ABDUCTION AND VIOLENCE IN THE AREA _as such action has serious implications in jeopardising the security of the State._ Anambra State Police Command notes the improved Security stability in Ihiala and appreciates the good people of Ihiala for their cooperation and resilience in identifying the bad elements in the area.  This is following a painstaking investigation by the Joint Security Force in Ihiala acting on information received over time of faceless individuals/Criminals threatening kidnapping/Abduction, violence and cyberstalking to innocent individuals in the State, especially in Ihiala. Consequently, on 10th April 2025 by 2.53 pm, our operatives arrested four suspects namely: Chimezie Ezebuo, Chinaza Ndimani, Chinecherem Okafor and Nzube Azubuike all males and from Okohia, Ihiala.  The Operatives recovered Phones and SIM cards used by...

NO MORE ELEPHANTS IN SAMBISA FOREST- BORNO OFFICIAL. (PHOTO).


 No more elephants in Sambisa Forest - Borno official


The Borno government says there is no more the  presence of elephants in the Sambisa Forest.

Mr Ayuba Peter, Director, Forestry and Wildlife in the Ministry of Environment, told the News Agency of Nigeria(NAN), that the last survey made by government regarding the presence of elephants in the forest, showed that there was none.

ā€œWe conducted a survey before the Boko Haram insurgency and found that its population has been depleted by activities of poachers.

ā€œWe used to have a herd of elephants in Sambisa forest, but due to poaching and other habitat destruction, we have lost them.

ā€œWhen we started having reports of their incursions from a neighbouring Cameroon forest into Borno, through Gamboru/Ngala and Kala-Balge axis, we were excited.

ā€œOur hope was that they would proceed to Sambisa forest and probably find a more habitable place.

ā€œSo far, they have continued to roam around the border areas destroying farmlands but without moving down to Sambisa,ā€ Peter said.

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