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Gov Ayade Orders House To House Search Over End SARS Looting In Cross River

Cross River State Governor, Ben Ayade, has ordered a house to house search for possible recovery of looted items in both public and private property in the state.

According to the Governor in a press release signed by his Special Adviser, Media and Publicity Christian Ita, security agents should take legitimate action to halt violence and recover the stolen items.

Prof Ayade confirmed that more soldiers were deployed to Calabar to help quell violence and asked security agencies in the State to take legitimate actions to halt the arson and carnage witnessed in some parts of Calabar.

The governor also wants the security agents to carry out a house to house search for looted property and arrest everyone involved in the looting of both public and private property in the state.

The Governor who said he understands the pain of the people averred that there was need to protect the commonwealth of the people which is currently under threat by some persons who are desperately trying to discredit the peaceful disposition of Cross Riverians.

He urged the security agencies to take legitimate actions to ensure that calm returns to the State especially as the Government was already working towards ensuring that the demands of those who genuinely participated in the End SARS march are met.

The Governor also called on Cross Riverians to rise up and defend their land from criminal elements bent on destroying the image of the State.

Similarly, Ayade reinforces the dusk to dawn curfew, reminding everyone who resides in Cross River State that the dusk to dawn curfew imposed by him was still in force. “Consequent upon this, everyone is advised to remain indoors as security agencies will not tolerate any non-compliance, ” it stated.