AWKA – The governorship aspirant on the platform of Labour Party in next year’s governorship election in Anambra State, Mr. John Nwosu has lamented that incessant security breaches in Anambra State has worsened the industrial growth of the state widening poverty margin.
Nwosu who is an expert on Information Technology spoke on the backdrop of kidnap of three workers of INNOSON Motor Manufacturing at Nnewi in addition to several armed robbery attacks and activities of unknown gunmen in the state.
He said that if this trend is left unchecked there will be total erosion of confidence of domestic and foreign investors as well as small business owners who now fear endlessly of being kidnapped or even killed.
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He added: “I have repeatedly warned that the security architecture now in place in Anambra State has collapsed.
The challenge at hand calls for creativity and the deployment of the appropriate technologies to interdict the perpetrators and ameliorate the prevailing concerns.
“It is becoming very difficult to fathom what our dear Anambra State is turning into.
On the eve of the Christmas and New Year festivities, the expansive level of insecurity is deeply frightening”.
While showing solidarity with indigenes and non-indigenes who reside and do business in Anambra State in calling out the Anambra State Government and the allied security agencies to be proactive and more robust in tackling such horrific attacks and kidnappings, Nwosu pledged to tackle insecurity headon with his experience in IT.
He said: “In the long run, as an IT expert, I wish to assure Ndị Anambra that if I am elected Governor in 2025, I will procure and deploy all the needed technology required to sanitize our environment, and raise the efficacy of our policing modalities in the state.
“As I have always reiterated, the protectoon of lives and properties will be our top most priority”
