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What are safety and crime like in Owerri, Imo?

five local experts
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From petty theft to violent crime, here's what five local experts had to say about safety and crime in Owerri, Imo.

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Owerri is the capital of Imo State, as such it is developed with adequate facilities for a good standard of living. Owerri is the trade centre for agricultural products such as palm, cassava and maize. It has several road networks, being at the intersection of roads from Aba, Port Harcourt and Onitsha therefore it is easily accessible. There are quite a number of jobs and establishments and excellent residential security.

Fortunatus, says: 2020

1. Safety issues can be a challenging factor.
2. Business etiquette may require your social skills.
3. There are inadequate health care facilities and other basic amenities.
4. A welcoming expat community.
5. Steady power supply is a challenge.
6. The city is hot and humid!
7. Nigerians are warm, friendly and loud.
8. The country is chaotic.
9. Water is mainly available through boreholes in some areas.

Princess, says: 2020

Owerri is beautiful and has lots of hotels. It is a very small city with lots of tall buildings. It is safe to drive at night because the security is very tight. It has three federal schools, and has a nice airport.

Olivia, says: 2020

Someone moving to Owerri should know it is not advisable to move about my city at night. This is because people who prefer stealing from civilians operate at night and perform all manner of inhuman and irresponsible acts.

Iteoluwakisi, says: 2020

Owerri is the best city in Nigeria to live in. The people are great, we have awesome food and most especially the culture here is amazing. I really think anyone moving here should because it’s a great city. There is low crime rate considering that Nigeria, overall, has a very high crime rate.

Valentina, says: 2020
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