Governor Charles Soludo has intensified efforts to bring justice to the victims of the recent attack by unidentified gunmen during a burial ceremony in Ihiala, Anambra State. In a bold move,
Soludo has announced a #10 million bounty for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrators of the Monday attack, which left seven people dead, including two security personnel.
While paying a condolence visit to the family of the late Bridget Akanma Onuchukwu in Umuike, Ubahuekwem Ihiala, Soludo expressed his deep sorrow over the tragedy and reassured the community of his administration’s commitment to ensuring justice.
In a statement released by his Chief Press Secretary, Christian Aburime, the governor vowed to bring the criminals to book. “We will not rest until the perpetrators of this heinous crime are apprehended. All of them will pay for it,” he declared.
Soludo also revealed that the state’s security network is actively pursuing leads and urged members of the public to cooperate by providing information. “Anybody that will avail us of information that will lead to their arrest will be appreciated,” he said.
Addressing concerns about the security situation in Ihiala, Soludo pledged to unveil enhanced measures to safeguard the community. “Ihiala security is currently being discussed and will be unveiled soon,” he assured.
The attack, which disrupted what was meant to be a solemn occasion, has sparked outrage across the state. Governor Soludo’s decisive action has been met with widespread support, with many hoping that the bounty will lead to the swift apprehension of the assailants.
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By Augustine Idoje