By Etatsemi Onoriode
The Delta Central Area Commander, Nigeria Police, ACP Usman Ndanbabo
has commended the people of Idjerhe kingdom for their effective
collaboration with the Nigeria Police that has ensured the area is
crime free and other social vices.
The area commander who visited the palace of the Monarch of Idjerhe
kingdom Erhiekevwe 1 (JP) Ovie of Idjerhe kingdom accompanied by the
divisional police officer of Jesse town Mr. Agaga Moses and the D.O of
Mosogar Mr. Victor Ikewun, told Idjerhe people that he is particularly
impressed with their show of hospitality to strangers and their total
cooperation with security agencies in the area.
The new Delta Central Area Commander who hails from Niger State said
in all his duties to police formations across the country, he has
discovered that the Urhobo’s are the most hospitable people so far in
the entire country, a message he must take back to his immediate
family appealing far more support cooperation and synergy with the
people for a better community policing so that the area would be
completely free from crime.
He said the police need information from the people if they most
perform ultimately since they are no magicians thus all stakeholders
must be adequately involved in their quest at riding the society free
from criminal elements, pledging that they will from time to time
visit the palace to rob minds together with the people of the agrarian
community on how best their work should be done for the benefits of
all, explaining that he decided to go round Police formations under
his command to know their challenges since sitting in his office at
ughelli can never give him enough information for him to work better.
The area commander who was also at the Jesse Divisional Police
Headquarters, applauded the effort of the police, the vigilante, the
anti kidnap group including members of the Police Community Relations
Committee (PCRC) for their good working and effective crime control
and prevention mechanism in the area.
He assured that government is making all effort to ensure that more
men and women are recruited into the police force as all logistics
needed for them to perform would be provided adequately assuring that
his men across Delta central are fully prepared to ride the society of
all criminal elements, revealing that stories about bombings in the
area are not 100% correct.
ACP Ndanbabo who also visited Oghara and Sapele Police Divisions same
day, advised men of the Jesse Police never to intimidate any member of
the community since he will never hesitate to transfer such airing
officer to an area where he could not get anybody to intimidate
rather, he advised that they should be civil to everybody in the
society since their duties is to protect life and properties.
The monarch of Idjerhe kingdom Erhiekevwe 1, who was represented at
the occasion by his second in command, Chief Gabriel Emeje, Uzzi, the
Iyasere of Idjerhe kingdom commended the area commander and his team
for their visit to the kingdom. While appealing to him ( Area
Commander) for more men and logistics supports to the Jesse Police
Station for them to perform better assuring that Idjerhe people will
continue to partner with the police at all time.
The divisional Police Officer of the Jesse Police Station, Mr Agaga
Moses, who also received the Area commander into his office where
mammoth crowd of Idjerhe people, the vigilante, members of PCRC,
members of Anti Kidnap group etc had gathered explained some of their
achievements in recent times with the arrest of all known criminals in
the area which has reduced the crime rate in the area to the area
commander.
He also appealed to the ACP for more men and logistics support to beef
up what they have on ground while commending the efforts of other
security outfits in the area for their effective collaboration with
the Police in crime control and prevention.
Jesse Chief’s who were in the palace to received the ACP of Police
Delta Central are Chief Stephen Ikewun DCP Police Rtd, Chief William
Atiti, the Onugbrogodo of Onyobru subclan Jesse, Chief Oyibo, Chief
Odowene Achoja, Chief Otubu, Chief Audu Abonokor and many others
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