Police launch “Operation Restore Hope” in Ogun
By TVC News Nigeria
22 December 2019 |
11:32 am
The Commissioner of Police Ogun police command, Kenneth Ebrimson, has launched Operation Restore Hope in the State.
Launching the operation at Sango Ota Area command, Assistant Commissioner of Police Monday Agbonika said the operation is an initiative of CP Kenneth Ebrimson is aimed at checkmating the activities of criminals especially during the yuletide season and reassuring the people of Ogun State that they can go about their normal activities.” The importance of the operation, according to him, “is to reclaim the public space from the heinous criminal element that is bent on threatening or breaching the state security and order.”
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