The meetings are scheduled to hold on Saturday, at different times.
Following the spate of insecurity in Enugu State, Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi has summoned emergency security meetings of stakeholders with the leadership of the Nigerian Army.
The meetings are scheduled to hold on Saturday, at different times.
Those expected at the meeting include stakeholders at the state and local government levels. They also include clerics, traditional rulers and youths.
A statement issued by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Information, Steve Oruruo, on Friday said the meetings will hold in the three senatorial districts of the state.
He said those expected to be in the meeting are "chairmen of the 17 local government councils, all traditional rulers of autonomous communities, all presidents-general of autonomous communities and all youth leaders of autonomous communities."
Others are "members of the clergy, all heads of neighbourhood watch and forest guards from autonomous communities and heads of various youth organizations."
According to the statement, the meeting will hold in Enugu North Senatorial District at Nsukka Local Government Council Headquarters, by 9am.
For Enugu West Senatorial District, the meeting will hold at Awgu Local Government Council Headquarters by 11am, while for Enugu East, the meeting will hold at Nkanu West Local Government Council Headquarters by 2pm.
SaharaReporters earlier reported that gunmen suspected to Fulani herdsmen have recently increased their attacks and abduction of residents for ransom in the state.
Last week, SaharaReporters reported that gunmen attacked passengers along Ugwuogo-Nike-Opi-Nsukka Road and kidnapped passengers including some students of the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), who were returning to campus.
Days later, former Secretary to the State Government of Enugu State, Dr Dan Shere was kidnapped along the same road.
SaharaReporters reported that the hoodlums called the families of their victims and demanded a ransom of N300 million for their release.
Although, the former SSG has been released after a huge ransom was reportedly paid, however, SaharaReporters could not independently ascertain the status of other kidnapped victims.
Enugu State has witnessed increased violence against politicians, especially members of the Labour Party.