NEWS
Police Cracks Down On Kidnappers In Imo, Arrest 5 Suspects

The Nigeria Police Force in its fight against kidnapping in Imo State, with the arrest of five suspects linked to kidnappings in Obinze, Avu, and Ihiagwa.
According to Force Public Relations Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the suspects were arrested on August 21, 2024, in Avu, Imo State.

They were identified as Umaru Usman, 40, from Mauree in Sokoto; Tukur Yau, 25, from Dawakinkudur in Kano State; Musbau Sabo, 18, from Warsaw LGA in Kano State; Abdul Ibrahim, 30, from Sokoto State; and Jubrin Idris, 35, from Sokoto State.
The police also rescued a pistol, two rounds of live ammunition, and torchlights from one of the suspects, Nwauba Alex, who was arrested while attempting to rob two residents at gunpoint near Aladinma Primary School, Owerri.

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, PhD., NPM., has reaffirmed the police’s commitment to combating kidnapping and other heinous crimes, with the emplacement of both proactive and reactive measures aimed at tackling these crimes.
Discover more from Asiwaju Media
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
-
POLITICS5 days ago
Nwifuru, Umahi Celebrate President Tinubu at 73
-
POLITICS7 days ago
EBHA Approves Referendum for 12 New LGA In Ebonyi
-
POLITICS7 days ago
Nwanchor Inaugurates Town Union Presidents in Ebonyi
-
EDITORIAL5 days ago
Where Is Dimeji Bankole NOW ?
-
POLITICS7 days ago
Umahi Accused Of Demanding Hot $3x From Popular Business Woman
-
NEWS4 days ago
We Removed FCT From TSA To Speed Up Development – Tinubu
-
CAMPUS REPORTS4 days ago
Upload your results or lose admission, JAMB tells Direct Entry candidates
-
TECH4 days ago
OpenAI faces tight deadline to secure $40bn SoftBank funding
-
ENTERTAINMENT7 days ago
“How I was left Stranded At Eko Hotels in 2019 ” – Ebonyi-Born Mc
-
NEWS4 days ago
Lawmakers decry prolong detention of inmates in Abia prison
-
POLITICS4 days ago
Mgboko Lauds Gov. Nwifuru’s Transformative Agenda
-
NEWS5 days ago
Edo community in Kano condemns Uromi killings, calls for Justice