Enugu State Leads in Tech-Driven Policing Initiatives

Enugu State, led by Governor Peter Mbah, is pioneering a tech-driven approach to state policing, as discussed during a recent town hall meeting in Abuja. The event featured notable figures, including former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and security advisor Mallam Nuhu Ribadu.
Mbah emphasized the need for constitutional amendments to devolve policing to subnational levels and highlighted the importance of investing in high-tech security infrastructure to combat crime effectively. The state has faced significant security challenges, including attacks on law enforcement and the impact of separatist agitation.
Mbah's administration aims to eradicate poverty and improve the economy while ensuring safety through advanced surveillance systems, including CCTV and AI technology. The governor's proactive measures are designed to reduce violent crime by 90% and create a unified communication system among security agencies.
Former Ogun State Governor Aremo Olusegun Osoba commended Enugu's model, noting the shift from traditional infantry approaches to modern security strategies.
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