ADC will restore security, empathy in governance in Anambra – Nwosu

Nwosu

By CHIKA CJIMEZIE

Under the coming African Democratic Congress (ADC), Anambra State will not witness citizens being brutalised in the streets by officials of the state for any reason particularly on security issues or revenue collection, John Chuma Nwosu, the governorship candidate of the party, has said, maintaining that the government would rely on modern way of both seamlessly.

Nwosu who spoke at the inauguration of the John Chuma Nwosu Governorship Campaign Council (JCN-GCC), who described both the optics and loud complaints coming from the state daily in this regard promised a total change method adding that his administration would run on Smart Model, where the entire state would wired using hi-tech security architecture, not only to detect, but combat crimes with promptness and precision in a manner that would not be at variance with psyche of the people.

At the ceremony, which took place inside the conference room of the JCN Secretariat and campaign headquarters in Awka, the Anambra State capital at the weekend, the ADC candidate, emphasised that modern society had since moved away from the use of thugs and enforcers to brutalise citizens in whatever guise.

Tracking criminals and fighting crimes will be a function of hi-tech such as in modern societies where crimes could be detected in split-seconds through a network of alarm bells that would trigger off the relevant agencies that would move to check them within the same split-seconds.

The streets would be devoid of the eyesore optics of crudity where all manner of brutality are unleashed on citizens in the guise of fighting crimes, adding: “We will introduce the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI-enabled) security system that will run on face-recognition technology with a fully-equipped Command and Control (CAC) certre.”