CP Advocates Sharing Of Intelligence To Address Emerging Security Threats
Imo State Commissioner of Police, CP Audu Garba Bosso, has advocated for the continuous sharing of intelligence and community support as essential measures to address emerging security threats in the state.
CP Bosso expressed this sentiment on Wednesday, June 3, during a visit from a delegation representing the Agwa Central Union in the Ohaji Egbema Local Government Area at his office in Owerri.
The Commissioner emphasized the need for residents to remain vigilant and security-conscious, highlighting the significance of the ‘See Something, Say Something’ principle.
Bosso assured that the Command will persist in strengthening its collaboration with communities across the state to foster peace, safety, and sustainable development.
Earlier, the delegation, led by National Secretary Engr. Paschal Ekenze Obodo, committed to supporting the police and other security agencies through intelligence sharing and active participation in lawful security programs.
The delegation also requested the deployment of additional police personnel, operational vehicles, and equipment to reinforce security in the area, ensure prompt response to threats, and enhance the protection of critical national assets.
The delegation included HRH Eze Chima Azubuike, Ohanyere I of Ubah Agwa and Chairman of the Council of Traditional Rulers of Agwa Clan; HRH Eze Dr. Albanus Ozuruoha, Eze Ugochinyere of Uwaorie Agwa and Secretary of the Council of Traditional Rulers; Prince Malachi Asor, Regent of Obudi-Agwa Ancient Kingdom; and Mr. Leonard Ajokubi, the Public Relations Officer of the Union.
