The Foremost Security Consultant in the country and Interpol Systems Expert, Sir Chikwe Udensi has expressed condolence to the families of the victims in Isu community Arochukwu LGA on the recent attack by their Cross River neighboring community, Biase LGA.

He described the attack as pathetic, disheartening, unfortunate and highly condemnable.

He frowned at the ugly incident while charging the state government to fashion out strategies that will enhance the security architecture of the state.

He prayed to God to give the families of the deceased the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

“I sincerely sympathize with the families of those who lost their lives in the recent attack on Isu community, It is pitiable and heartbreaking, may Almighty God give them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. To lose someone dear through such a brutal incident can be very horrible, I urge them to be strong in their time of grief.

The Interpol Expert also advised the government of Okezie Ikpeazu to live up to its expectations and primary responsibility of protecting lives and properties as Security remains the prerequisite for economic and infrastructural growth and development.

He urged the state government to set up security models ranging from Intelligence gathering, Security information management and deployment of efficient security personnel, which will enhance security within the area and across the state to ensure that such an ugly incident does not have a second chance.

While speaking to ISU community leader Mazi Donatus Okorie, he advises that the facts of the boundary dispute should be immediately revisited by all concerned community leaders and stakeholders for dialogue and possible resolution to avoid further chaos.

The Foremost Security Consultant in the country and Interpol Systems Expert, Sir Chikwe Udensi has expressed condolence to the families of the victims in Isu community Arochukwu LGA on the recent attack by their Cross River neighboring community, Biase LGA.

He described the attack as pathetic, disheartening, unfortunate and highly condemnable.

He frowned at the ugly incident while charging the state government to fashion out strategies that will enhance the security architecture of the state.

He prayed to God to give the families of the deceased the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

“I sincerely sympathize with the families of those who lost their lives in the recent attack on Isu community, It is pitiable and heartbreaking, may Almighty God give them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. To lose someone dear through such a brutal incident can be very horrible, I urge them to be strong in their time of grief.

The Interpol Expert also advised the government of Okezie Ikpeazu to live up to its expectations and primary responsibility of protecting lives and properties as Security remains the prerequisite for economic and infrastructural growth and development.

He urged the state government to set up security models ranging from Intelligence gathering, Security information management and deployment of efficient security personnel, which will enhance security within the area and across the state to ensure that such an ugly incident does not have a second chance.

While speaking to ISU community leader Mazi Donatus Okorie, he advises that the facts of the boundary dispute should be immediately revisited by all concerned community leaders and stakeholders for dialogue and possible resolution to avoid further chaos.

Nigeria’s Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami, SAN, has stated how the country would spend the US$308 million looted by the late former Head of State, General Sani Abacha when it is finally returned.

He said this while signing an Asset Recovery Agreement to repatriate over US$308 million of forfeited assets to Nigeria with the Government of Jersey, Nigeria and the United States of America.

The United States has stated that the $308m Abacha loot which will soon be repatriated to Nigeria must be placed in an account and if the money is stolen from that account, Nigeria would be made to replace it.

The Spokesperson for the US State Department, Morgan Ortagus, said in a statement that this was one of the agreements that was made between the US, Nigeria and the Island of Jersey where the funds are being kept.

The statement read in part, “The funds will be used by the Nigerian Independent Sovereign Authority for three infrastructure projects in strategic economic zones across Nigeria.

“To ensure that the funds are used responsibly and for the good of the nation, the agreement includes mechanisms for monitoring the implementation of these projects as well as external oversight, and it requires Nigeria to repay any funds lost as a result of any new corruption or fraud to the account established to hold the returned assets.

“This return reflects the growing international consensus that countries must work together to ensure stolen assets are returned in a transparent and accountable manner.”

The US said the arrangement was consistent with the commitments both the US and Nigeria made under the principles agreed to at the 2017 Global Forum on Asset Recovery co-hosted by the US and the United Kingdom.

“This agreement is a symbol of the weight that the United States government places on the fight against corruption. We welcome President Buhari’s personal commitment to that fight, and we will continue to support civil society and other Nigerian efforts to combat corruption at all levels. The fight against corruption is an investment in the future of Nigeria,” the statement read.

Gen. Sani Abacha, who ruled Nigeria with an iron fist between 1993 and 1998, is believed to have diverted over $4bn from the nation’s treasury.

However, there have been rumours that the funds have not been properly managed by successive governments.