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Security Boost: Igbo-Ukwu Community Donates N100m Operational Vehicles to Anambra Government - ITREALMS

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​In a major boost to the "Solution" security agenda, the Igbo-Ukwu community took center stage at the Anambra State Government House on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, presenting two brand-new OMAA security vans to the state government, reports ITREALMS.
Security Boost: Igbo-Ukwu Community Donates N100m Operational Vehicles to Anambra Government - ITREALMS
​The donation, valued at over N100 million, was officially received by the Executive Governor of Anambra State, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo.

​The presentation of the high-performance Hilux-style vehicles is intended to enhance rapid response and surveillance operations across the state.

Also, the move aligns with Governor Soludo’s ongoing efforts to ensure a liveable and prosperous homeland by equipping security agencies with the necessary tools to combat crime.

​Speaking on the significance of the event, Nze Basil Osuokwu (O’Bassey), a prominent community leader and former Vice President of the Association of Anambra State Development Unions (AASDU) in Lagos, described the day as a historic one for his people.

​"The Igbo-Ukwu community literally 'stole the show' at the Capital today," Osuokwu disclosed to 
ITREALMS.
Security Boost: Igbo-Ukwu Community Donates N100m Operational Vehicles to Anambra Government - ITREALMS

He characterized the philanthropic gesture as a "welcome development," noting that it underscores the community's commitment to partnering with the state government for the safety of all citizens.

​The atmosphere at the Government House and "The Light House" was celebratory as community representatives handed over the keys to the Governor.

Observers noted that this intervention by the Igbo-Ukwu people sets a high standard for community-led support in governance, particularly in the critical sector of security.

​Governor Soludo, while receiving the vans, commended the Igboukwu community for their patriotism and for understanding that security is a collective responsibility.

Fred Nweke/Editor

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