Former deputy governor of Imo State, Prince Eze Madumere, has thrown his weight behind Governor Hope Uzodimma’s decision to demolish shanties and suspected criminal hideouts across the state.
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Speaking in Owerri on Saturday, Madumere described the demolition exercise as a necessary step toward curbing crime and creating a safer environment. He said no responsible government would allow criminals to occupy public spaces under the guise of makeshift structures.
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Madumere maintained that the operation reflects responsive governance and would help restore order and security in the state. He urged residents to support the governor’s efforts, noting that the initiative is aimed at protecting lives and property.
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The former deputy governor explained that several reports had linked the shanties to illegal activities that threatened both individuals and businesses. He praised Uzodimma for what he described as timely intervention to create an atmosphere where commerce can thrive without fear.
He also called on traditional rulers, community leaders, and stakeholders to partner with the government in driving out crime from their areas, stressing that security is a collective responsibility.
Madumere further encouraged citizens to remain hopeful and optimistic about the state’s future, saying the demolition exercise is part of a broader plan to make Imo an economic hub in the Southeast.
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