How To Get To CPS Onitsha Via Road Transport

 Before I begin this article, there is an important message that I would like to pass across to all my esteemed readers. 

(This article is mainly concerned with people whom are currently within Onitsha that are seeking for directions on how to get to CPS, Onitsha.)

Update: Please, if you ever wish to go to this police station: CPS (Central Police Station Onitsha) always see to it that you have a very good reason as to why you wish to visit the police station in the first place; as at the moment, the police are on high alert due to how serious (political tensions) things are within the south eastern part of Nigeria especially here in Onitsha, where it feels like it's the region that is feeling the heat the most. 

CPS (Central Police Station) Onitsha is situated alongside Enugu Road, Onitsha. It is a well Renowned police station where people can go to report a crime for the police officers within the station to take action. They're (ie men and women of the CPS) response rate is quick and they have some of the most friendliest police officers that I have seen in Onitsha. 

So, in order not to bore you with too much words, I will explain you on how you will be able to get to CPS Onitsha Via Road Transport:

Now, you may want to make use of the internet services of Google Maps, but I just want to let you know that Google Maps may not be as detailed as this article. 

Firstly, you should see to it that you have already mapped out a "budget" (which should not be less than 1000 Naira) for yourself as regards this journey. When you get to DMGS (Dennis Memorial Grammar School) Onitsha roundabout, you'll need to cross the road, walk past the Nnamdi Azikiwe Statue that is located at the center of the road and hail a Tricycle (A Keke) to make a quick stop for you. 

Now, tell that "Keke Rider" that you want to go to Enugu Road; for this, he might charge you an approximate fee of 100 to 200 Naira for the ride; and if he asks you where you wish to stop in Enugu Road, you can tell him that you wish to stop at CPS roundabout, Onitsha. 

(The reason why you should tell him to stop you at the roundabout is because as at the moment, due to the political tensions that is happening within Onitsha, people other than police officers are not allowed to park their vehicles in front of CPS's gates; defaulting this particular rule might lead to the policemen being hostile to you as the case may be). 

Now, when you have highlighted from the tricycle at the CPS Onitsha roundabout, you can now cross the barricades that are being used to covser the road leading to the police station, and majestically walk into the building to carry out whatever business that led you there in the first place. 

Finally, if you have any questions that you wish to be attended to, please do not hesitate to bring it to our table and I promise you that we are going to attend to all your messages as quickly possible.