Otti inaugurates Abia Traditional Rulers Council to fight crime, criminal activities

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Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has sought the collab­oration and cooperation of traditional rulers in order to fight crime and criminal activities in the state.

The governor made this known during the inaugura­tion of the ninth Abia State Traditional Rulers Council in Umuahia, where HRH Eze Linus Nto Mba was inaugu­rated as the chairman of the council.

Inaugurating the princi­pal officers of council at the auditorium of the Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs on Tues­day, Governor Otti charged the new leadership of the traditional rulers in the state to mobilise their colleagues to assist the present administra­tion in fighting violent crime in Abia.

He disclosed that he launched the ‘Operation Crush’ to tackle criminality in the state, adding that huge resources had been spent on that, demanding the mon­archs to collaborate with the government to achieve the needed security in Abia.

Governor Otti said his ad­ministration was building a new Abia, where the govern­ment would provide quality education, healthcare, elec­tricity, water and other social amenities beyond the urban dwellers, stressing that the support of the traditional rulers would be critical in that regard.

Dr. Otti, who enjoined the traditional rulers to brace up to the agenda of the new government in the state, urged the monarchs to get informed of happenings in government as well as be ful­ly involved and responsive in the goings-on in their various communities.

He congratulated the new principal officers of the state Council of Traditional Rul­ers on their appointments, saying they were carefully selected.

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