Soludo’s Aide Criticizes Ozigbo Over Comments on Anambra’s Security
Christian Aburime, Chief Press Secretary to the Anambra State Government, has strongly criticized Labour Party gubernatorial aspirant, Mr. Valentine Ozigbo, for his recent remarks on the security situation in Anambra State. Aburime described Ozigbo's statements as a desperate attempt to undermine the state government, branding him a "cheap opportunist exploiting the Anambra security discourse" for political gain.
Aburime accused Ozigbo of engaging in malicious criticism rather than proposing solutions to improve governance. He alleged that Ozigbo has aligned himself with certain "misguided religious leaders" who, in his words, are making unproductive comments about security in the state.
Highlighting the strides made by Governor Charles Soludo's administration in combating crime, Aburime stated that Anambra now ranks among the least crime-prone states in the Southeast. He pointed to the peaceful celebrations during the recent yuletide period as evidence of the state’s improved security landscape.
Aburime further credited the success to the introduction of the state’s security initiative, Operation Udo Ga Achi (“Peace Shall Reign”), which has been instrumental in curbing criminal activities across Anambra.
He urged stakeholders and political actors to engage in constructive dialogue rather than divisive rhetoric, emphasizing that security is a shared responsibility that requires collective action rather than political exploitation.
As the state gears up for future challenges, Aburime reiterated the government’s commitment to maintaining peace and stability in Anambra, ensuring a secure environment for all residents.
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