NSCDC. Photo: CURRENTSCHOOLNEWS
Kogi State Command of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has apprehended a trailer laden with adulterated petroleum products along with three suspects.
While parading the suspects at the command’s headquarters in Lokoja on Monday, the commander, Peter Maigari, said his men made the arrest around 5p.m. on March 4, 2021.
According to him, criminals have become sophisticated in their modus operandi, to evade arrest. He added that it took the eagle eyes of the anti-vandal unit of NSCDC to uncover the petroleum products neatly wrapped in polythene bags and covered with bags of sawdust.
Seven-man Robbery Gang Attacks Private School In Abuja
It was gathered that the robbers, who struck earlier in the week, went away with laptops, money and other valuables.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Mar 03, 2021
A seven-man gang of armed robbers has attacked a private school in Kafe, Life Camp area of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, robbing the proprietor and the teachers.
It was gathered that the robbers, who struck earlier in the week, went away with laptops, money and other valuables.
The gang members were rounded up by the police from the Life Camp division during a routine patrol.
According to a police release, the robbery suspects include Anthony Gambo, 32 years old; Haruna Musa, 25 years old; Mustapha Mohammed, 20 years old; Hamisu Umar, 21 years old; and Nazifi Mohammed, 20 years old.
Michael Nnadi
“Change your evil ways or perish”
Nigeria, according to many worldwide indices, is one of the worst nations in the world for religious freedom and the rule of law. Christians, who make up roughly half the population, are specially targeted for persecution and death in Muslim areas. One December 2020 report by the Heritage Foundation cited just one example:
“The Fulani raiders arrived under cover of darkness with their jihadist chants and their AK-47s. The marauders swiftly maimed and murdered Christians while burning down every structure and pillaging what remained. Hundreds of similar incidents have occurred. We reviewed one confidential list that precisely documents attacks by Fulani militants on seventy-nine Christian villages over the last five years in
Kano police parade phone theft, bank fraud suspects
The police say the suspects were arrested for various offences as phone snatching, illegal dug dealing and stealing from bank accounts 2 min read
The police in Kano said they have smashed a syndicate of mobile phone thieves who allegedly operate in Sharada, Sauna and Sabon Gari quarters of Kano Metropolis.
Kano has a high rate of mobile phone snatching with some of the cases leading to the death of victims who attempted to resist the thieves.
The police spokesperson in the state, Abdullahi Haruna, in a statement on Tuesday said officers arrested suspects in an operation that followed complaints by residents of increasing incidence of phone snatching in the named areas.
By Abdulmumin Murtala – Kano
The Police Command in Kano has arrested one Abdulsalam Isah of Gwagwarwa quarters for stealing a mobile phone worth N180,000 which he used to steal N330,000 from the phone owner’s bank account.
The police arrested six other suspects in connection with the stealing of the mobile phone all of who have pleaded guilty.
The information is contained in a statement issued by the state’s Police Public Relations Officer DSP Abdullahi Haruna on Tuesday revealing the Command’s dairy in the last quarter.
“On 03/10/2020, at about 1700hrs, one Abdulsalam Isah ‘m’ of Gwagwarwa Quarters, Kano, reported that an unknown person stole his Samsung Galaxy T5 pro Handset valued One Hundred and Eighty Thousand Naira (N180,000.00) and on the 05/10/2020, the suspect used the SIM card of the stolen handset and withdrew money from his account, the sum of Three Hundred and Thirty Thousand Naira (N330,000.00).