NSCDC's Bold Actions: 16 Suspects Arrested in Nigeria

NSCDC's Bold Actions: 16 Suspects Arrested in Nigeria

Charanews

7/6/20251 min read

group of men in camouflage uniform standing on road during daytime
group of men in camouflage uniform standing on road during daytime

Overview of the Recent Arrests

In a noteworthy series of operations across the Federal Capital Territory, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has apprehended a total of 16 individuals involved in various criminal activities. These actions, undertaken by the tactical squad, spotlight the ongoing issues of vandalism, theft, and illegal mining that have been plaguing the area.

Details of the Operations

The arrests were made possible thanks to the diligent efforts of the FCT command’s Critical National Assets and Infrastructure Unit. This unit has been working around the clock, ensuring that public infrastructure remains safe from harm. The operations were particularly focused on late-night activities where the suspects were found engaging in their unlawful endeavors.

Statements from NSCDC

Monica Ojobi, the acting Public Relations Officer for the NSCDC FCT command, provided details in a recent statement. She emphasized the importance of these operations in protecting vital national resources. According to her, the suspects were apprehended during strategic raids that aimed not only at stopping their current activities but also at deterring similar crimes in the future.

The actions of the NSCDC reflect a broader commitment to enhancing security in the capital. With their vigilant surveillance and rapid response to crime, they are setting a precedent for how public safety can be maintained in urban areas. These arrests signal to potential criminals that the NSCDC is actively monitoring suspicious activities, especially those that threaten national assets.

As the fight against vandalism and illegal mining continues, community support remains essential. Citizens are encouraged to report any suspicious activities to ensure that law enforcement can act swiftly. The recent success of the NSCDC in these operations highlights the importance of collaboration between the public and law enforcement agencies.