AGHA MBA INSPECTS SPORTS FACILITIES ACROSS ANAMBRA, PLEDGES REHABILITATION OF STADIUMS. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 Agha Mba Inspects Sports Facilities Across Anambra, Pledges Rehabilitation of Stadiums By Ifeoma Aniagbado The Anambra State Commissioner for Youth Development and Sports, Mr. Patrick Agha Mba has embarked on an inspection tour of major sports facilities across the state as part of efforts to assess their condition and chart a path for their rehabilitation. The inspection was conducted on June 2, covering the Chuba Ikpeazu Stadium in Onitsha North Local Government Area, Otuocha Township Stadium in Anambra East, Godwin Achebe Stadium in Onitsha South, Ogidi Stadium in Njikoka, Solution Stadium in Aguata and Awka City Stadium in Awka South. Speaking during the exercise, the commissioner said the visit was aimed at evaluating the current state of the facilities and identifying areas requiring urgent intervention to restore them to full functionality. Agha Mba expressed concern over the deteriorating condition of many of the stadiums, noting that years of neglect had left several of t...
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ONITSHA COMMUNITY COMMENDS POLICE, VIGILANTES FOR IMPROVED SECURITY AND PEACE. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 Onitsha Community Commends Police, Vigilantes for Improved Security and Peace

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‎By Nkiru Anakor 

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‎Residents of Fegge, Onitsha, have expressed satisfaction with the notable improvement in security within the area, stating that incidents of kidnapping, armed robbery, and phone snatching have declined significantly in recent months.

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‎The commendation was made during a courtesy visit by the Area Commander, Onitsha, ACP Fasugbe Temitope Olajire, to the community.

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‎Speaking at the event, the Chairman of the Police Community Relations Committee, Chief Godfrey Maduekwe, said the renewed sense of peace had restored public confidence. He noted that the security situation had improved to the extent that residents could now “sleep with their two eyes closed,” describing it as a clear indication of growing safety in the area.

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‎He attributed the progress to the dedication and professionalism of the Divisional Police Officer of Fegge Police Division, CSP Effion Okon, in partnership with local vigilante groups and other security agencies.

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‎Also speaking, the Managing Director of TransGlobe Pharmaceuticals, Chief Eli, commended the Area Commander for strengthening police-community relations and pledged continued support for initiatives aimed at sustaining peace and security.

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‎In their separate remarks, the President General of Fegge Community, Chief Okwudili Obinwanne, and the President General of Woliwo Community, Chief Ifanyi Onwuabuchi, lauded the collaboration between the police, vigilante operatives, and residents, describing it as key to the improved security currently being experienced.

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‎In his response, ACP Fasugbe Temitope Olajire expressed appreciation for the cooperation of residents and urged them to maintain their support by providing timely and credible information to security agencies.

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‎He emphasized that active community participation remains essential to consolidating the gains recorded in crime prevention and control within Fegge and its environs.


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