The Southeast Governor Forum has called on the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Adamu Muhammad, to stick to the agreement they paid when he paid a visit to their region.
This is contained in a communique read by the chairman of the forum, Governor David Umahi.
The governors also stated that they have asked the State House of Assemblies to enact laws to give a proposed security policy legal backings.
The communique reads: “The recent communication from the Inspector General of Police to our Governors on community Policing composition is not in keeping with the agreement we reached with him during his last visit to the South East.
“In the circumstance, we cannot begin implementation of it until the programme reflects our earlier agreement. The South East Governors and their leaders request the IGP to revert to our initial agreement reached on community policing at Enugu.
“The forum agreed that all South East States Houses of Assembly should commence the process of enacting the state security laws in line with the South East joint security programme.”