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Oba of Benin: Herders, kidnappers, criminals have established camps in Edo forests

Chidi Roberts by Chidi Roberts
June 27, 2019
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The Oba of Benin, Oba Ewuare II, has called on communities in Edo to ensure that only credible men got nominated into the state government’s proposed Security Surveillance Team.
The call was contained in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary (CPS), Mr Desmond Agbama, in Benin on Wednesday.
The Oba stated, “the state government has resolved to set Security Surveillance Team to help identify criminals and their hideouts.”
He recommended that the nominees should be thoroughly screened to ensure that they were men of integrity and high moral standing in their communities.
He further charged the team to discharge their functions diligently and truthfully and to report criminal suspects or persons with questionable character to the appropriate persons in their communities.
He said that the report should finally be taken to the relevant security agencies for necessary action.
The monarch stated that intelligence report revealed that herders, kidnappers and other criminal elements had established camps in the forests in various villages in the state.
He, therefore, charged prospective nominees to provide useful information that would help the security agencies to dislodge the camps.
He expressed the hope that the initiative would help in no small measure to combat the rising security challenges in the state.

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