Edo Command Ramps Up Joint Offensive Against Criminal Hideouts in Okpella Axis

Beyond the frontline offensive, the security initiative has placed a premium on equipping local units for long-term stability. During an operational assessment visit to the Iyamoh Division, Commissioner Daaor bolstered the unit's tactical capacity by donating a brand-new pickup vehicle, a critical asset designed to enhance mobility and rapid response times within the jurisdiction.

The Commissioner’s tour also extended to the Edo State University, Iyamoh, where he engaged with the Vice-Chancellor to evaluate the institution’s internal security framework. Recognizing the school as a strategic target, he issued a directive to the internal security guards, emphasizing the necessity of proactive intelligence gathering and a seamless reporting mechanism to the Police to forestall potential breaches.

While the operation has so far been conducted without reported casualties, the Police command has reiterated its call for public cooperation. Residents are encouraged to view the security agencies as partners in the ongoing effort to degrade criminal activities. By providing timely and credible information, the public is expected to serve as the vital 'eyes and ears' that will solidify the gains made during this comprehensive clearance drive.