Following the recent passage of the Anti-cultism bill by the Anambra House of Assembly, the Anambra State Police Command has launched a robust crackdown on cult-related violence, resulting in the arrest of 16 notorious cultists and the declaration of 21 others as wanted fugitives. These decisive actions were taken to curb the alarming trend of cult-related killings in Awka and other areas of Anambra state.
The operations, spearheaded by the Commissioner of Police, CP Aderemi Adeoye, signify a significant step forward in the fight against cultism and its associated crimes. CP Adeoye stressed the critical role of community collaboration in addressing the scourge of cultism, highlighting the importance of collective efforts in maintaining peace and security within the state.
The arrests and subsequent manhunt for wanted individuals underscore the Anambra State Police Command’s unwavering commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring the safety of residents. By apprehending perpetrators of cult-related violence and bringing them to justice, law enforcement authorities aim to restore peace and tranquility to communities plagued by such criminal activities.
The Anambra State Police Command, in collaboration with relevant stakeholders, continues to intensify efforts to rid the state of cultism and its detrimental effects on society. With a firm stance against cult-related violence, authorities reiterate the message: REJECT CULTISM.
