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Wednesday, November 23, 2016

Leader Of 45-Man Robbery Gang Makes Shocking Confession

Oliver Honiol, the leader of a gang of armed robbers, kidnappers, cattle rustlers and car snatchers disclosed, yesterday, that the gang’s arms supplier was an Assistant Superintendent of Police, ASP, Yuguda Abbah, who was also in charge of the armoury and exhibit keeper of recovered arms and ammunition. 



The gang leader said his gang got 16 AK-47 rifles from the officer and paid between N230,000 and N250,000 for each. Honiol, leader of the 45-member gang, who hails from Song in Adamawa State, made the disclosure while being paraded with other members of the gang, noting that another policeman, Sergeant Habila Sarki that introduced him to ASP Abbah, the supplier of the arms.

 However, Force Public Relations Officer, DCP Donald Awunah, who paraded the suspects and the cache of recovered arms and ammunition, disclosed that ASP Abbah, Sergeant Habila and seven other police officers who had been aiding and abetting kidnapping, robbery and cattle rustling in the North-East, have all been dismissed for unprofessional conduct after facing orderly room trials and the Force Disciplinary Committee. 


The other police officers are Sergeant Diphem Nimmyel, Sergeant Yasan Danda, Sergeant Abbas Mailalle, Sergeant Bwanason Tanko, Sergeant Donan James, Corporal Idris Salisu and Corporal Zakari Kofi. 


How we got them—PPRO

 According to DCP Awunah, “in October, one Alhaji Hodi Adamu, a notorious robbery suspect was arrested in Adamawa State. 

The suspect’s confession led to the arrest of two other suspects namely, Rabo Bello and Oliver Haniol, whose voluntary confessions led to the arrest of the nine police personnel mentioned. “For the various roles they played through their actions and inaction, which are considered disciplinary infractions, the principal suspects and the dismissed police officers will soon be charged to court.” Some of the exhibits recovered from the gang, are 17 AK-47 rifles, one pump action, one locally-made pistol, 42 empty magazines, 363 rounds of AK-47 live ammunition, 71 K2 live ammunition and 25 live cartridges and seven exotic cars of various brands, including SUVs. 

Another police sergeant, Laibi Opakegba, who conspired to supply explosives to militants and robbers terrorising Lagos and Ogun states, was paraded with his accomplice, Abiodun Amos, alias Senti. Sergeant Opakegba was intercepted discussing with Amos on how to source and supply red dynamite to the militants.

 Amos, a 43-year-old militant and native of Ese-Odo council of Ondo State, was arrested at the bank of River Majidun in Ikorodu area of Lagos State in possession of two AK-47 rifles. He later named other members of the militant group.
from vanguard



33 comments:

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    1. Igbo people are specialists in arm robbery,most police officers are igbo too,they all work hand in hand,they are all partners in crime

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    2. You guys should stop this yoruba and igbo thing.
      It is really annoying and shallow.

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    3. Anony, any tribe can steal even white, so leave tribes out of it! Between I'm Edo! Well said @ Becky Naka, NPF, may God help us in this country smbp!


      ... Jesus is my worth!

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    4. So those names up there sounds like an Igbo name in your ear abi?

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    5. I wonder why we keep saying igbo this and Yoruba that! Then if you see a white guy treating black man any how you'd be the first to scream racism! Africans and their mentality kai

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    6. Show me a police and there you have your thief! The swore to protect life...but that very life they sold for pounds of flesh.

      #Ceejay

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    7. The main problem of this country is tribalism and religious sentiments...if we do away with these two deadly act...then half the problems of the country is solved...

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    8. Amadioha ma gbukwe gi na onu ezi gi ahu iji akpo igbo people. All those name both the police & thieves does any sound or look igbo to u. Ezi ofia,ozu erere na esi ndi, pls go & die useless Anons

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    9. You are really stupid.triballistic fool.

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  2. Heeeeeeeee,ndi police, cursed people.

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    1. Nothing on Earth can get me attracted to Police men! Nothing!!! God forbid

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  3. Our security system is corrupt,reason why there thieves go free.imagine whr police officers aid armed robbers. Chai nsobu di.

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  4. Policemen Only dismissed while the gang will have stiffer penalty. Creating more havoc in the society with the dismissed officers. Gid have mercy.

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    1. You obviously didn't read to the end..smh

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  5. ****God have mercy

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  6. make them lock them for kirikiri

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  7. The greatest thieves of our times are mainly Police officers. No be today naa, how do you think these robbers can rob with impunity. Even if they are arrested, be sure they will be released because some greedy persons in the name of policemen will be bribed to aid their release. Nonsense

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  8. So many criminal in police uniform.

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  9. Just tell me how will Nigeria change for the better,when a case like this the supplier of the ammunition is the Asp.this is amazing.

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  10. Wow Wow Wow Wow Wow Wow I'm not really surprised though... hope justice will be served!

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  11. Na wa oo. Police that are suppose to be protecting us

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  12. Of course, how else will they get arms easily in this country. Nigeria police are worst than robbers

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  13. Dirty cops....! Kudos to the gallant officers in the force, it shows that there is still hope for the NPF.

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  14. Bad eggs spoiling the good ones.

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  15. Anon 9:37, the police would have to be dismissed first before he will then be tried by a regular court. Not as if it is only dismissal that would be his punishment. Shout out to the good police men out there.

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  16. The police needs rebranding and flushing out of bad ones. Dismissal is too lenient a punishment for those guys in my opinion.

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  17. Police always aiding and abetting crime.

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