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Online News Publishers Calls for Immediate Action Against Rising Insecurity in Delta


The Delta Online Publishers Forum (DOPF) has expressed grave concern over the alarming increase in kidnapping incidents and herder attacks in Delta State, particularly in Delta Central and Delta North.

In a press release by its Chairman, Mr. Emmanuel Enebeli and Secretary, Mr. Shedrack Onitsha, the forum called on the Nigeria Police Force and all relevant security agencies to intensify their efforts in curbing these menaces that threaten the peace and security of communities in the state.

According to the News Publishers, there has been a disturbing surge in kidnapping activities on major highways, including the Sapele-Effurrun road and the East-west Road between Agbarho and Ughelli.

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The forum described traveling through these roads as “daring your fate,” as hardly a day passes without reported cases of kidnap and armed robbery attacks.

DOPF also highlighted the siege on Egbo-Urhe in Ughelli South local government area by kidnappers, and the fear that has gripped families and businesses in the region.

The forum urged the Inspector General of Police and the Delta State Commissioner of Police to deploy additional resources and personnel to the affected areas to ensure the protection of lives and property.

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Furthermore, DOPF appealed to the state government to support security agencies with logistics and tools to enhance intelligence gathering and community policing initiatives. It called for meaningful dialogue with herder communities to address underlying issues contributing to the attacks.

Delta Online Publishers Forum, emphasized the need for collective action to put an end to these acts of violence and ensure the safety and security of citizens and foster a prosperous Delta State.


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