Delta state Judiciary sets up 6 special courts to try kidnappers

 

    The Delta state judiciary has set up six special courts to ensure speedy trial of kidnappers.
The state Governor, Dr. IfeajyiOkowa made the disclosure yesterday when the Assistant Inspector General of Police, AIG, Zone 5, AdamuAbubakar, paid him a familiarization visit in Asaba.

   Commencing on the menace of herdsmen, Governor Okowa said that it was a national challenge that requires national solution, noting that the police was doing a lot in checking criminal activities in the state.
  He assured that his administration would continue to support the police and other security agencies in the state for effective check on criminal activities.
  He also used the occasion to state that his administration was on the verge of proffering lasting solution to the Ogbe-Ijaw/Aladja communal crisis that has lasted for years.
  The AIG who was accompanied by top police officers in the zone, told the governor that he was on familiarization tour of the state.
   Abubakar who described as legendary, Governor Okowa’s reputation of assisting the police to carry out their functions, appealed for structures to be erected for the police at the buffer zone in the Aladja/Ogbe-Ijaw communities to secure the area.