Protest: 1,190 NSCDC personnel dispatched to protect national assets in Anambra

He recognized the citizens’ right to peaceful assembly while urging protest organizers to conduct their activities in a lawful and orderly manner.

“We will not remain passive or indifferent in the face of violent activities that threaten to disrupt the peaceful co-existence of all Anambra residents or destroy our national assets and infrastructure,” Maku said.

“Instead, we will take proactive measures to prevent and counter such actions, ensuring the safety and security of residents and the protection of such critical assets.

“Individuals contemplating illegal acts during the protest, such as tampering with government assets or infrastructure will face severe legal consequences.

“Additionally, disrupting social and economic activities in the state, particularly at strategic facilities like airports and hospitals, and hindering essential service providers from carrying out their duties, is strictly prohibited.

“Those who ignore these warnings will be held accountable and face the full force of the law.”

Protest: 1,190 NSCDC personnel dispatched to protect national assets in Anambra