Anambra State Government Investigates SASA Clash, Vows Decisive Action

The Anambra State Government has announced an investigation into the recent clash between Special Anti-Touting Squad (SASA) operatives and individuals in Obosi, Idemili North Local Government Area. The incident resulted in property damage and has raised concerns about the squad's operations.



The government has assured the people of Obosi and the general public that it will take decisive action to prevent similar incidents in the future. To enhance professionalism and efficiency, SASA is undergoing reorganisation. This step aims to ensure the squad operates effectively and responsibly.

The government has urged residents to remain calm and cooperative as it works to resolve the matter. Dr. Law Mefor, the Information Commissioner, has released a statement assuring the public of the government's commitment to addressing the situation.

The investigation into the clash is ongoing, and the government is taking steps to ensure that SASA operates within the bounds of the law. The reorganisation of SASA is part of the government's efforts to improve the squad's professionalism and efficiency.

The Anambra State Government is committed to ensuring the safety and security of its citizens. The government will take all necessary steps to prevent similar incidents in the future and to ensure that those responsible for the clash are held accountable.

The Anambra State Government's investigation into the SASA clash and its efforts to reorganise the squad demonstrate its commitment to maintaining law and order in the state. The government urges residents to cooperate with the authorities as it works to resolve the matter.


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