Armed Forces Day: Governor Soludo Honours Fallen Heroes, Pledges Stronger Security ln Anambra.

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Emmanuel lkpeama 

The Governor of Anambra. Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, CFR, today paid a glowing tribute to Nigeria’s fallen heroes during the Armed Forces Remembrance Day at Dr. Alex Ekwueme Square, Awka.

Governor Soludo praised the Nigerian Armed Forces and local vigilantes for combating terrorism and restoring peace in troubled areas like Orumba South and North, while applauding their sacrifices for freedom and pledged unwavering support for security forces in Anambra.

He condemned the criminal activities that led to the deaths of many security personnel and called for collective action against crime.

Announcing the launch of Operation Udo Ga Achi (Peace Will Reign) and putting in place stringent Homeland Laws to prosecute criminals effectively, Soludo emphasized the need for intelligence-sharing to tackle organized crime.

Soludo decried that kidnapping for ransom has become a lucrative business that must be tackled headlong

To the military and other paramilitary agencies, Governor Soludo reiterated that “Anambra is grateful, appreciative, and will not forget,” while also pledging continued support for the security forces.

Investigator news reports that the event featured a parade, wreath-laying, and dove release, symbolizing peace. The Governor further urged citizens to make security a shared responsibility, adding, “The safety of lives and property is everyone’s duty.”

The occasion was attended by the Deputy Governor, Dr Onyekachukwu Ibezim, Speaker of Anambra State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Somtochukwu Udeze, members of the Judiciary, Service Commanders, traditional rulers, Veterans among others

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