The Nigerian Army has made a significant breakthrough with the arrest of a notorious kidnapper, Suleiman Ahmad, in Taraba State.
Ahmad, known for his criminal activities in the Lau Local Government Area, is accused of extorting over N70 million in ransom from his victims.
The arrest was part of a coordinated operation targeting known kidnapping hotspots, including Maraban Abare, Bomanda, and Karamuke villages, which have been plagued by criminal activities.
Captain Oni Olubodunde, the Acting Director of Army Public Relations, confirmed that Ahmad, a resident of Bomanda village, admitted to kidnapping at least 20 people and using an AK-47 rifle during his operations.
Following Ahmad’s arrest, the Nigerian Army conducted a follow-up operation on November 15, leading to the recovery of the AK-47 rifle and the capture of one of Ahmad’s associates, Hussaini, a suspected gunrunner, at his home in Mayo Dassa…See More Photos HERE
The Nigerian Army has reiterated its commitment to dismantling criminal networks and ensuring the safety of residents, emphasizing its determination to combat kidnapping and violent crimes in the region.
This arrest is seen as a significant step in addressing the growing insecurity in Taraba State, and military authorities have pledged to continue their efforts to restore safety and public trust… CONTINUE>>READING
