Kidnapping of Taraba Fishermen in Anambra: Police debunk story, asking relatives of missing to assist with information

From the desk of PPRO Anambra state police command

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Anambra State Police Command is aware of trending publications (Daily Trust and Daily Post) on the alleged incident of Nine fishermen kidnapped in Anambra, and the Command not wanting to join issues with anyone invites the relatives of the victims of the alleged incident to come forward and assist us with necessary information. This shall help us to embark on investigations and drive our decision on security deployment and strategy in the state to prevent such reoccurring if it is true.

The Command expressed shock that a case of such magnitude trending online does not have any link with any Police Formation in the State and also noted the reactions of some alleged interested parties and persons, but is not discouraged by any comments, assuring Its readiness to deploy investigative assets and partner with any concerned body or interest to help for possible rescue.

The Command reiterated its commitment to delivering on its mandate of the protection of lives and property, urges members of the public, especially the eyewitnesses or otherwise with any useful information in this regard are advised to call the Command Control Room at *07039194332* or the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) at *08039334002*, please.

*SP Tochukwu Ikenga*

Police Public Relations Officer,

Anambra State Command,

Awka.

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