INTERNAL SECURITY: Police Kills 7 Suspects, Arrest 5 Robbers

‎The Nigeria Police Force has made significant progress in enhancing internal security through dedicated, intelligence-driven operations.

Their efforts neutralized seven suspects and recovered stolen vehicles and firearms, enhancing safety in Delta and Kaduna States.

ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi announced this achievement in a press statement and shared it with Aje Stream TV. The operations reflect the Force’s unwavering commitment to strengthening internal security and protecting residents.

On June 4, 2025, Delta State police, vigilantes, and anti-cult volunteers responded swiftly to kidnapping intelligence along Abraka Railway. This operation resulted in a gun duel that killed four suspected kidnappers. Additionally, they recovered one AK-47 rifle and thirteen rounds of live ammunition, further bolstering internal security.

Similarly, the Delta State CP-Special Assignment Team executed an operation along Ughelli-Patani Road. They stopped an approaching shuttle bus at Ewhereni Junction. The occupants realized they were pursued, opened fire, and neutralized three suspected kidnappers in a gun duel. They recovered one AK-47 loaded with eighteen rounds from the scene, revealing the gang’s role in terrorizing the state and affecting internal security.

In Kaduna State, the police successfully apprehended five members of a notorious armed robbery syndicate. Their arrest stems from recovering a stolen Toyota Hilux, stolen on May 28, 2025, from the Federal Ministry of Finance in Abuja. Authorities caught Mohammed Kabir from Zamfara State after a high-speed chase near Zaria. During the operation, officers recovered an abandoned Toyota Camry near the Kaduna-Abuja Expressway.

Police arrested Emmanuel Oliseh and the suspects, who confessed to stealing vehicles from Nasarawa State. These arrests significantly improve internal security and demonstrate the police’s commitment to crime prevention.

IGP Kayode Egbetokun praised officers for their quick response, highlighting the importance of collaboration with security stakeholders.

The IGP urged the public to share timely info to enhance internal security and promote community safety.

‎The Nigeria Police Force has made significant progress in enhancing internal security through dedicated, intelligence-driven operations.

Their efforts neutralized seven suspects and recovered stolen vehicles and firearms, enhancing safety in Delta and Kaduna States.

ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi announced this achievement in a press statement and shared it with Aje Stream TV. The operations reflect the Force’s unwavering commitment to strengthening internal security and protecting residents.

On June 4, 2025, Delta State police, vigilantes, and anti-cult volunteers responded swiftly to kidnapping intelligence along Abraka Railway. This operation resulted in a gun duel that killed four suspected kidnappers. Additionally, they recovered one AK-47 rifle and thirteen rounds of live ammunition, further bolstering internal security.

Similarly, the Delta State CP-Special Assignment Team executed an operation along Ughelli-Patani Road. They stopped an approaching shuttle bus at Ewhereni Junction. The occupants realized they were pursued, opened fire, and neutralized three suspected kidnappers in a gun duel. They recovered one AK-47 loaded with eighteen rounds from the scene, revealing the gang’s role in terrorizing the state and affecting internal security.

In Kaduna State, the police successfully apprehended five members of a notorious armed robbery syndicate. Their arrest stems from recovering a stolen Toyota Hilux, stolen on May 28, 2025, from the Federal Ministry of Finance in Abuja. Authorities caught Mohammed Kabir from Zamfara State after a high-speed chase near Zaria. During the operation, officers recovered an abandoned Toyota Camry near the Kaduna-Abuja Expressway.

Police arrested Emmanuel Oliseh and the suspects, who confessed to stealing vehicles from Nasarawa State. These arrests significantly improve internal security and demonstrate the police’s commitment to crime prevention.

IGP Kayode Egbetokun praised officers for their quick response, highlighting the importance of collaboration with security stakeholders.

The IGP urged the public to share timely info to enhance internal security and promote community safety.

‎The Nigeria Police Force has made significant progress in enhancing internal security through dedicated, intelligence-driven operations.

Their efforts neutralized seven suspects and recovered stolen vehicles and firearms, enhancing safety in Delta and Kaduna States.

ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi announced this achievement in a press statement and shared it with Aje Stream TV. The operations reflect the Force’s unwavering commitment to strengthening internal security and protecting residents.

On June 4, 2025, Delta State police, vigilantes, and anti-cult volunteers responded swiftly to kidnapping intelligence along Abraka Railway. This operation resulted in a gun duel that killed four suspected kidnappers. Additionally, they recovered one AK-47 rifle and thirteen rounds of live ammunition, further bolstering internal security.

Similarly, the Delta State CP-Special Assignment Team executed an operation along Ughelli-Patani Road. They stopped an approaching shuttle bus at Ewhereni Junction. The occupants realized they were pursued, opened fire, and neutralized three suspected kidnappers in a gun duel. They recovered one AK-47 loaded with eighteen rounds from the scene, revealing the gang’s role in terrorizing the state and affecting internal security.

In Kaduna State, the police successfully apprehended five members of a notorious armed robbery syndicate. Their arrest stems from recovering a stolen Toyota Hilux, stolen on May 28, 2025, from the Federal Ministry of Finance in Abuja. Authorities caught Mohammed Kabir from Zamfara State after a high-speed chase near Zaria. During the operation, officers recovered an abandoned Toyota Camry near the Kaduna-Abuja Expressway.

Police arrested Emmanuel Oliseh and the suspects, who confessed to stealing vehicles from Nasarawa State. These arrests significantly improve internal security and demonstrate the police’s commitment to crime prevention.

IGP Kayode Egbetokun praised officers for their quick response, highlighting the importance of collaboration with security stakeholders.

The IGP urged the public to share timely info to enhance internal security and promote community safety.

‎The Nigeria Police Force has made significant progress in enhancing internal security through dedicated, intelligence-driven operations.

Their efforts neutralized seven suspects and recovered stolen vehicles and firearms, enhancing safety in Delta and Kaduna States.

ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi announced this achievement in a press statement and shared it with Aje Stream TV. The operations reflect the Force’s unwavering commitment to strengthening internal security and protecting residents.

On June 4, 2025, Delta State police, vigilantes, and anti-cult volunteers responded swiftly to kidnapping intelligence along Abraka Railway. This operation resulted in a gun duel that killed four suspected kidnappers. Additionally, they recovered one AK-47 rifle and thirteen rounds of live ammunition, further bolstering internal security.

Similarly, the Delta State CP-Special Assignment Team executed an operation along Ughelli-Patani Road. They stopped an approaching shuttle bus at Ewhereni Junction. The occupants realized they were pursued, opened fire, and neutralized three suspected kidnappers in a gun duel. They recovered one AK-47 loaded with eighteen rounds from the scene, revealing the gang’s role in terrorizing the state and affecting internal security.

In Kaduna State, the police successfully apprehended five members of a notorious armed robbery syndicate. Their arrest stems from recovering a stolen Toyota Hilux, stolen on May 28, 2025, from the Federal Ministry of Finance in Abuja. Authorities caught Mohammed Kabir from Zamfara State after a high-speed chase near Zaria. During the operation, officers recovered an abandoned Toyota Camry near the Kaduna-Abuja Expressway.

Police arrested Emmanuel Oliseh and the suspects, who confessed to stealing vehicles from Nasarawa State. These arrests significantly improve internal security and demonstrate the police’s commitment to crime prevention.

IGP Kayode Egbetokun praised officers for their quick response, highlighting the importance of collaboration with security stakeholders.

The IGP urged the public to share timely info to enhance internal security and promote community safety.