The Anambra State Police Command has cautioned students in the state against cultism, drug abuse and other social vices, as part of efforts to enhance security in schools.
The warning was issued during an interactive session with students and management of Sacred Heart Academy, Ifite Ogwari, a statement signed by the Police Public Relations Officer, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, and obtained by PUNCH Metro on Thursday, indicated.
According to the statement, the Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of Operations, Harrison Oruruo, sensitised the students to the dangers of cultism, bullying, cybercrime and substance abuse, noting that involvement in such activities could ruin their future and expose them to criminal prosecution.
He emphasised the need for vigilance, responsible conduct and the prompt reporting of suspicious activities within and around school premises.
The police also urged the students to foster positive relationships with law enforcement agencies, assuring them of swift responses to distress calls and security concerns affecting schools.
Ikenga added that the command further advised school administrators to strengthen internal security measures and sustain collaboration with security agencies to proactively address potential threats.
“The command remains resolute in its commitment to safeguarding schools and ensuring an enabling environment for academic excellence across the state,” the statement concluded.
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