In a resolute response to the tragic killing of two policemen in Enugu State, Governor Peter Mbah issues a stern warning to the perpetrators, pledging a N10 million bounty for information leading to their arrest. Addressing the media after a State Security Council meeting, Governor Mbah, alongside top security officials, including the Commissioner of Police and the State Director of the Department of State Services, condemned the heinous act and vowed to spare no effort in apprehending the culprits.
Governor Mbah expressed deep concern over the brazen attack, attributing it to suspected members of the Eastern Security Network (ESN), who reportedly arrived in multiple SUVs, including a black Lexus SUV. He urged the public to remain vigilant and report any sightings or information related to the criminals to the authorities.
Asserting that such barbaric actions have no place in Enugu State, Governor Mbah emphasized the state's commitment to pursuing justice relentlessly. He assured the families of the slain officers of government support and reiterated that the sacrifice of these valiant policemen would not be in vain.
In a stern message to the perpetrators, Governor Mbah warned that they would face the full force of the law, with the state deploying all necessary resources and technology to track them down. He emphasized the collective resolve of Enugu State and its security agencies to uphold law and order, making it clear that those who disrupt peace and security would face consequences.
As Enugu State mourns the loss of its brave officers, Governor Mbah's decisive stance underscores the unwavering commitment to justice and security in the state. The offer of a substantial bounty serves as a testament to the state's determination to hold accountable those responsible for this despicable act of violence.
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