—Equipment will help rid Delta North of Kidnapping
By Oyem Jonathan
The Executive Chairman of Aniocha South local government Council, Hon. Pastor Jude Chukwunwike has reinforced the fight against kidnapping by providing the Ubulu-Uku Tactical Anti-Kidnapping Unit with quality operational and surveillance equipment to enhance the unit’s effectiveness in combating crime.
The equipment comes at a crucial time following the deployment of chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Akanya Agboga by the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, to head the Ubulu-Uku Tactical Anti-Kidnapping Unit. CSP Agboga has been tasked with intensifying efforts to curb kidnapping and other violent crimes across Delta North.
Deputizing CSP Agboga is the Second-in-Command (2IC), DSP Ojulari Oluwadara, who joins the renewed security drive aimed at restoring peace and safeguarding lives and property.
With the redeployment of experienced senior police officers and the provision of modern operational and surveillance equipment by Hon. Pastor Jude Chukwunwike, the Anti-Kidnapping Unit is now better equipped and fully prepared to strengthen security across Ubulu-Uku, its neighbouring communities, and the entire Delta North Senatorial District.
The combined efforts of the Delta State Police Command and the Council Chairman underscore a strong commitment to rid the senatorial district of kidnapping and other criminal activities, while ensuring residents can live, work, and conduct their daily activities in a safer and more secure environment.
