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‘Unknown gunmen’ storm Innoson Company in Anambra, abduct 3 persons

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The Anambra State Police Command in Nigeria has confirmed a gunmen attack and abduction of three persons at the motorcycle showroom of the popular Nigerian vehicle producer, Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing in Nnewi, Anambra State.

The Public Relations Officer of the Command, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, who made this known in a statement obtained by Diaspora Digital Media, issued in Awka, the state capital, said that the incident occurred at the company’s showroom located along Owerri Road, Nnewi at 6:45 pm on Tuesday.

Ikenga said that the police had launched a joint security forces offensive operation for possible rescue of the abductees and arrest of the abductors.

He said, “The Police Command is determined and is already working with information obtained from the scene for the ongoing rescue operations.

“The Command also urges residents or anyone with useful information that will aid the investigation to come forward to the Command headquarters, Awka, or the nearest police station.”

Situation report of insecurity in Anambra

Anambra State has been experiencing a severe insecurity crisis of late.

The issue has extended to Awka, the capital city, and its adjoining communities, with rival cult groups, armed robbers, separatists canvassers, and kidnappers, engaging in bloody clashes.

Governor Soludo's Anambra is on fire

Governor Soludo’s Anambra is on fire

The situation has become so dire that some parts of the state are now being referred to as “Sambisa,” after the Sambisa Forest, the main base of the Boko Haram insurgents in the North East.

Governor Soludo has been criticized for his handling of the insecurity crisis, with some arguing that he has been overwhelmed by the situation.

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The governor has blamed the infiltration of vigilante operatives by criminals for the insecurity, but this excuse has been met with skepticism.

The Anambra State government has been urged to take decisive action to address the insecurity crisis, including empowering the police and military with necessary equipment and technology.

Innoson Company

Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company, also known as Innoson Motors, is a Nigerian-based company that produces vehicles, including cars, buses, motorcycles and trucks.

Founded by Chief Innocent Chukwuma, the company has become a leading manufacturer of automobiles in Nigeria, with a focus on producing high-quality, affordable vehicles for the African market.

Innoson Motors has a range of vehicles, including passenger cars, commercial buses, and trucks. Their models include the Innoson G5, G-Wagon, and the Innoson Ivy, among others.

The company has also partnered with other international companies to produce vehicles tailored to the African market.

Innoson Motors has received recognition for its contributions to the Nigerian economy, including creating jobs and promoting local content.

The company has also received awards for its innovative products and business practices.


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