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_assures that the Command is poised to deliver on its mandate of protection of lives and properties in the State_
The Commissioner of Police *CP Ikioye Orutugu, fwc MNIPS PhD* today 5th February 2025 urged Christian and Muslim faithful, especially in Anambra State to align their faith together in memorial of Ash Wednesday and Ramadan. He equally urged them to pray for the nation and sustain the message of peace by showing the values of love, forgiveness, and tolerance among each other.
The *CP* noted that Ash Wednesday, marks the beginning of Lent, a period of 40 days of prayer, fasting, and repentance leading up to Easter. It's a time for Christians to reflect on their mortality, sinfulness, and need for salvation. Similarly, Ramadan is a sacred month of fasting and spiritual growth for Muslims, where they abstain from food and drink from dawn to sunset. Both Ash Wednesday and Ramadan share common themes of repentance, self-reflection and spiritual growth.
The *CP* also assures that the Command is poised to deliver on its mandate of protection of lives and properties and that it is always evolving new strategies to address security concerns as they emerge. He further encouraged the citizens, especially the good people of Anambra to remain law abiding, vigilant and to continue to partner and support the Police and other security agencies, as we synergize and collaborate towards combating all forms of criminality as well as to ensure public security and safety in the State.
The highlights of the memorial include celebration of the church service at the Command Headquarters and application of Ashes on the forehead of the Christian faithfuls.
*SP Tochukwu Ikenga*
*Police Public Relations Officer*
Anambra State Police Command, Awka
5th March 2025
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