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Ugwuanyi Boosts Security With 29 Trucks

Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State handed over 29 pick-up trucks to the Nigerian Army, Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, and the Department of State Services (DCS) to assist them in their operations in the state.
Other security agencies that benefited from the state government’s donation include the Nigerian Air Force, Nigerian Immigration Service, Nigerian Customs Service, Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency, Federal Road Safety Corps and National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP).
Governor Ugwuanyi, had handed over 65 out of the 100 units of the Innoson vehicles procured and installed with ultra-modern security and communication gadgets by his administration to the Nigeria Police Force, to aid its operations in the state.
Handing over the 29 vehicles to the security operatives during a brief ceremony at the Government House, Enugu, Governor Ugwuanyi said the gesture was to ensure that the security agencies in the state were well-equipped and well-motivated to effectively and professionally discharge their duties.
The governor added that the vehicles and the newly-created Forest Guards were in line with the retooling strategy of the state’s security architecture to meet up with the desired standard and tackle the emerging dimensions of insecurity and criminality in the country.
Governor Ugwuanyi, who promised continuous logistic support for the security agencies, disclosed that the 100 patrol vans were installed with state-of-the-art security systems, adding that 260 motorcycles, 300 bicycles were procured with 18 automated drones for surveillance underway.
He explained that the items procured for the security agencies were different from the 260 vehicles and associated equipment being procured for the Forest Guards and Vigilante/Neighbourhood Watch groups, which he said will soon be distributed to them alongside the motorcycles and bicycles for community policing.
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