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Uzodinma Vows To Clamp Down on Illegal Arms Bearers in Imo

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Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo, has vowed his administration will go after all illegal arms bearers and those behind the killings and destruction of properties in the state.

The governor made this vow while condemning the attack in Izombe community, Oguta LGA of the state.

Uzodinma said: “The recent happenings have brought to the fore the earlier state’s directive that anybody, no matter how highly placed, who is in possession of any weapon should return it to the security agencies,”

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“Regrettably, the time given for such had elapsed. Therefore, anybody still keeping any weapon runs the risk of being arrested and prosecuted and made to face the full weight of the law.

“Government will go out to fully implement that directive and ensure that all bandits no matter where they are, are discovered and brought to book.”

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