Operatives of
the Department of State Security (DSS) have arrested a 32-year-old gunrunner,
Mallam Bello Dakogol, in Bauchi with a 15 AK 47 rifles.
The rifles were cleverly concealed in
Dakogol’s Navy blue Toyota Solara car with registration Lagos 605 EKY.
Dakogol hails from Kwalla village in Quan-Pang
Local government area of Plateau state and specialises in arm trafficking.
Investigations revealed that the suspect
picked up the guns from his contact man in Gamboru Ngala local government area
of Borno State.
Parading the suspects before reporters in
Bauchi, the DSS spokesman, Kabiru Abdulsanda, said the arrest was based on
support from the Army and Police in the State.
Abdulsanda disclosed that the suspects were
able to supply 41 AK47 riffles between July 2013 and January 2014 to members of
his criminal syndicate.
The suspect confessed that he used to supply
the arms to criminal groups in Jos.
Dakogol further informed that he has
successfully carried out five runs but was nabbed during his sixth attempt to
transport the fire arms from Borno to Plateau State.
He also disclosed that he got N100, 000 on
each successful run besides having N30, 000.
When asked how he was able to beat security
checks, he replied:” I used to load the fire arms under the boot. So when I get
to security check points, they only check the surface of the boot while some
will pass me without conducting any check because of the beauty of the car.’’
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Our God has cut up with all this useless devils that won't make our country better. My prayer is that with God's special grace the security agencies will be doing better now
ReplyDeletePls kill dem all! No need for long standing tryer ooo abegi una..cus dos ar same guns use for dea grusome killin in d north
ReplyDeleteD truth is we Nigerians wil like to know d end of dis very arrest so dat others can learn frm it'secondly I pray dat dis arms wil b giving to our security agencis to help Dem fight dos criminals
ReplyDeleteThe man should be used to get to the origin of and the people behind the importation of such weapons into this country.
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