30 May 2025, Imo State, Nigeria –The Imo State Police Command, led by Commissioner of Police (CP) Aboki Danjuma, reassures residents about safety. Recently, the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) issued a sit-at-home threat, causing concern among citizens.
In response to this threat, CP Danjuma emphasized that law-abiding citizens should ignore the warnings. He urged them to continue their daily activities without fear or hesitation. The police remain committed to ensuring public safety and security throughout the state.
Furthermore, a press release shared on the Command’s official X handle highlighted these assurances. Police Public Relations Officer DSP Okoye Henry communicated these important messages to the public on Friday, May 30, 2025.
In conclusion, the Imo State Police Command stands firm in its dedication to protecting citizens’ rights. Residents should feel secure and confident as they go about their lives, despite external threats.
The Commissioner highlighted that the Command, alongside other security agencies, has implemented comprehensive measures to maintain peace. “We have established robust security arrangements to prevent any potential threats or attacks,” CP Danjuma affirmed.
Furthermore, the press release underscored the participation of key security agencies, including Brigadier General M. I. Abbas. Notably, DSS Director DD ZM Baba, Air Commodore DE Bello, and representatives from NSCDC also contributed.
These agencies have joined forces with the Police to implement proactive strategies aimed at countering any potential disruption.
To enhance public confidence and deter criminal activities, joint security operatives have been deployed across all 27 Local Government Areas of Imo State. Consequently, these teams are conducting intensive patrols and operation show-of-force exercises, reassuring residents while maintaining public order.
Furthermore, the Imo State Police Command issued a stern warning to individuals or groups considering actions that could disrupt the peace. The statement emphasized, “Any person or group attempting to enforce the illegal sit-at-home directive will face decisive action according to the law.”
In addition, residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities or movements to the nearest Police Station. To facilitate this, the Command provided emergency contact numbers—08034773600 and 08148024755—ensuring swift communication with law enforcement.
Ultimately, the Imo State Police Command continues to prioritize the safety and well-being of its citizens. They urge public cooperation in maintaining a secure environment, reinforcing the importance of community involvement in safety efforts.