Eid El-Fitr: Delta CP issues stern warning to cultists
The Delta State Police Command has issued a warning to criminal groups, particularly cultists, to refrain from illegal activities during the Eid al-Fitr celebrations, pledging to ensure the safety and peace of the celebrations.
The Delta State Police Command has taken proactive measures to ensure public safety during the Eid al-Fitr celebrations, issuing stern warnings to cultists and other criminal elements. Commissioner of Police Aina Adesola emphasized that the police will not tolerate any unlawful activities and are prepared to respond decisively to any threats against public order. He urged the community to celebrate peacefully while assuring them of the police's commitment to maintaining security during this festive period.
To enhance security, the Commissioner has ordered a strategic deployment of police personnel throughout Delta State. This deployment involves not only uniformed officers but also intelligence units tasked with conducting raids on known criminal hideouts and notorious areas. The police are focusing on intelligence-led operations to identify and neutralize potential threats proactively, aiming to prevent any disruptions in the celebrations.
Additionally, the Deputy Commissioner of Police responsible for Operations has been directed to ensure that all deployments are effectively coordinated and supervised. The actions by the Delta State Police are part of broader efforts to maintain a peaceful environment for citizens during significant cultural and religious events, highlighting the importance of community safety and the police's role in fostering a secure society, especially during festive occasions like Eid al-Fitr.