Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo says additional personnel of the Nigerian Army will soon be deployed to the state to strengthen efforts against insecurity. Soludo made the statement in Awka on Friday during the third anniversary celebration of the Eighth Anambra House of Assembly. He said the move is aimed at improving security in Anambra and supporting ongoing operations to address threats affecting communities. The announcement follows continued concerns about insecurity in parts of Nigeria, where state governments and security agencies often coordinate on troop deployments and related measures. Soludo did not provide further details in the reports on the number of soldiers to be sent, the specific areas expected to receive deployments, or the timeline beyond “soon.” The reports from both outlets present the same key message: the governor has communicated that the Nigerian Army will increase its presence in Anambra as part of a broader security response.