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Anambra State Govt Highlights “See Something Say Something”

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The Anambra State Government has highlighted the need for residents to be security conscious and report any criminal activity around their vicinity.

 

In the “See Something Say Something” Campaign, the State Government highlighted:

 

Criminals and Kidnappers are not ghosts. They live among us and operate in our forests.

If you keep quiet, one day their nefarious activities will affect you directly or indirectly, or your loved ones.

It’s important you understand therefore that SECURITY is everybody’s business.

SO, IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, YOU SHOULD SAY SOMETHING to enable Government take care of the rest.

Call the following nos:
07039896429,
09017280990

Every information you give will be treated in strict Confidence.

 

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