Holy Ghost Terminals Strengthen Security, Declare Zero Tolerance for Criminality

The Management of Holy Ghost Terminals has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the safety of commuters, traders, transport operators and all legitimate users of the facility through intensified security operations and a zero-tolerance policy against all forms of criminality.

Under the leadership of the Managing Director, Dr. John Egbo (Rtd.), Deputy Sheriff, the Terminal Management has strengthened collaboration with security agencies to dismantle criminal networks previously operating within and around the terminal environment.

The sustained intelligence-led operations have recorded significant successes, with over 28 suspects arrested in the last two months for offences including robbery, assault with dangerous weapons, stealing, attempted rape and burglary. The suspects are currently in lawful custody and awaiting prosecution.

The renewed security architecture has restored confidence among commuters and business owners, creating a safer and more orderly environment that supports commercial activities and enhances the overall passenger experience.

The Management reiterates that there will be zero tolerance for all forms of criminality at Holy Ghost Terminals. It remains committed to sustaining proactive security measures, protecting lives and property, and ensuring that the terminals continue to serve as a secure, efficient and business-friendly transportation hub.

The message is clear: Holy Ghost Terminals is no longer a safe haven for criminal elements. Through sustained collaboration with security agencies and decisive enforcement, the Management will continue to uphold law and order while safeguarding every legitimate user of the facility.