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2025: Enugu to spend N10bn on CCTV cameras, N5bn for security vehicles

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Enugu and other South-east states have been battling protracted insecurity which is linked to IPOB and other separatist groups.

The post 2025: Enugu to spend N10bn on CCTV cameras, N5bn for security vehicles appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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