The Soludero Hunters’ Association, led by their National President, Oba Nureni Akintola Anabi, has declared their firm stance against the resurgence of banditry in their region. Speaking on behalf of the group, Oba Anabi emphasized the hunters' readiness to confront and expel any bandits attempting to infiltrate their zone. The group's leader stressed that all they require is the necessary authorization from the Inspector General of Police and the governors of the South West States to initiate their operation.
According to a report by The Vanguard News, Oba Nureni Akintola Anabi articulated the association’s proactive approach to safeguarding their community. He stated, "I will write a letter to the Inspector General of Police and all the governors in the zone to grant us approval to enter the forest. If we get their nod, we will swing to action immediately. We need to get the police informed so that the operation can be successful. We won’t allow bandits to return to our zone. We, the hunters, are ready to face them and chase them out."
Oba Anabi's statement reflects the determination and preparedness of the Soludero Hunters’ Association to combat any threats posed by bandits. The hunters believe that with the official endorsement from law enforcement and state authorities, they can effectively secure their territory. Their initiative highlights a community-driven effort to maintain peace and safety, demonstrating their commitment to protecting their homeland from criminal elements.
The association's readiness to collaborate with the police and state governments underscores the importance of coordinated efforts in tackling security challenges. By seeking formal approval, the hunters aim to ensure that their actions are aligned with legal protocols, thereby enhancing the effectiveness and legitimacy of their mission.
In conclusion, the Soludero Hunters’ Association, under the leadership of Oba Nureni Akintola Anabi, stands resolute in their mission to prevent the return of banditry to their region. Their appeal for official support signifies a strategic and collaborative approach to regional security, emphasizing the vital role of community engagement in addressing broader safety concerns.