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On Wednesday, combined police patrol teams along the Abatete–Eziowelle road in Anambra State were reportedly the target of a concerted armed attack by gunmen suspected of being members of the banned Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), which resulted in the injury of 1 officer and the removal of two service rifles.
Zagazola Makama claims that the gunmen drove a white Toyota Hummer bus, a black Lexus 350 SUV, and a white Toyota Highlander with unknown registration numbers. They were armed with AK-47 rifles and general-purpose machine guns.
The attackers opened fire on members of the Special Anti-Cultism Squad, State Headquarters, Awka, and the Department of Operations (DOPS) while wearing full military and police uniforms. The militants were forced to flee when the patrol teams engaged them in a bloody gunfight.
The DOPS patrol pickup vehicle was damaged and showered with gunfire during the gunfight, while the attackers’ rounds hit the Special Anti-Cultism Squad patrol bus, setting it on fire.
Inspector Uduak Anthony of MOPOL 29 Awka, a member of the DOPS patrol squad, lost his Type 06 rifle (Breech No. 10967), which was loaded with 35 rounds of ammunition, during the operation, according to sources who spoke to the aforementioned platform. The gun slid from his grasp as he ran for cover. The militants hauled the weapon away.
According to reports, the gunmen stole a Mercedes Benz SUV from Eze Tochukwu, an Enugu State driver, and proceeded toward Umuoji in Idemili North LGA.
The assailants saw two police inspectors working for former Anambra Governor and former Labor Minister, Senator Chris Ngige, in Umuoji. Officers Insp. Udezike Kingsley of DOPS and Insp. Eniobong Roberts of 29 PMF Awka were traveling in a car when the militants ambushed them and started shooting.
While Insp. Roberts battled the assailants and forced them to abandon the stolen Mercedes Benz SUV, which was later found by police, Insp. Udezike was shot in the left leg while trying to seek shelter, and his AK-47 rifle was taken.
In order to apprehend the assailants and retrieve the pilfered weapons, a senior police officer informed Zagazola that the Command’s tactical units have been fully engaged and are “currently combing suspected hideouts, camps, and escape routes of the terrorists.”
