Zammydagreat: He feel say e be Osama, na 1nce dem catch am lol weak criminal, SSS go use am shine lol

Nikky-paradise:
Idiots country.......jst within 7days aftr hm threat dm don nab am.....bt studnt dy hauz since 3months dm no send........idiots in advance

ignis: The faster he is taken to court for proper and immediate judgement, the better for Nigerians... Cos delay is dangerous as he might escape any time soon if just held hostage.

Osama10: Its like this special squad can trace boko haram leader.

They have my recommendation letter.

ignis: The faster he is taken to court for proper and immediate judgement, the better for Nigerians... Cos delay is dangerous as he might escape any time soon if just held hostage.

reflx: When he made that threat I knew his end was near, he threatened the peace of God's children also, we fast and pray for peace in this nation...this is an answer to our prayers! God's name be praised!

reflx: When he made that threat I knew his end was near, he threatened the peace of God's children also, we fast and pray for peace in this nation...this is an answer to our prayers! God's name be praised!

kunlekuz5: hmmmmmmm

Jenams: U dnt make d mistake of threatenin the commander in chief! U dnt! I'm very sure he will be taught not to threaten over 160million people ever again! He tinks he can talk anyhow because there is democracy? The nigerian military n SSS will surely giv him a dose of d very same torture he gav to all his kidnap victims! Hogwash!

harizonal123: Army, DSS nab Delta kidnap kingpin,
Kelvin
on september 26, 2013 at 12:38 am in news
By Emma Amaize, Regional Editor, South-South,
Jimitota Onoyume, Festus Ahon & EGUFE
Yafugborhi
PORT HARCOURT—A combined team of Army and
Department of State Services, DSS, operatives, in a
coded military operation, seized, in the early
hours of yesterday, the most wanted kidnapper/
armed robbery kingpin in Delta State, Kelvin
Oniarah, and five of his gang members, in an
undisclosed hotel in Port-Harcourt, Rivers State.
There was, however, a shootout, yesterday
afternoon, between Kelvin’s ‘boys’ in his country
home, Kokori, Ethiope-East Local Government Area,
Delta State, and soldiers, who arrested the chief
priest (Ose Igba), said to have provided native
charms for Kelvin and his gang to evade arrest,
over the years. The diminutive kidnap kingpin,
rounded up in the hotel, where he was hibernating
with his gang had been terrorizing the state and
other states in the South-South, South-East and
South-West for some years running.
The gangster who is likened to the notorious
robbery kingpin, Lawrence Nomanyagbon Anini,
dreadfully called ‘The Law’ in the defunct
Bendel State, was allegedly “picked up like an
ant’ with his lieutenants, according to an informed
security source. Two members of the gang
reportedly escaped arrest. Vanguard gathered that
Kelvin and five others arrested with him were
flown to Abuja by the DSS, for further
interrogation.
Military men on the streets of Kokori, Delta
State, yesterday
“Kelvin knew he was being monitored, but did not
know his end was so near. He lived like a big
boy, traversing Delta, Port-Harcourt, Enugu, Ibadan
and Lagos, where he has tentacles and business
interest,” a source added. It was learnt the
police were sidetracked in the operation by the
army and DSS, as neither the police in Rivers and
Delta states were aware of the operation until
it was concluded.
Trapped one week after issuing threat to FG: He
was rounded up exactly one week after he
surfaced in his country home, Kokori, in Ethiope-
West Local Government Area of Delta State,
Tuesday, September 17, and issued a 60-day
ultimatum to the State and Federal Governments
to develop the oil community or his group would
blow up oil facilities in the area.
Challenge to security operatives
The hoodlum, who described himself as leader of
the newly-found Liberation Movement of the
Urhobo People, LIMUP, said he had become a
freedom fighter and vowed to carry out his threat
if the ultimatum was not complied with.
Vanguard gathered that the security agencies in
the country were infuriated by the impudence
displayed by Kelvin in issuing a 60-day ultimatum
to Federal Government and even challenging
security operatives to a combat. It was learnt
that the top echelon of the army and DSS
strategized and mapped out a ‘battle plan”on
how to arrest Kelvin. DSS operatives did the
intelligence part of the work by tracking the
kingpin to the hotel, where he fled to in Port-
Harcourt after breaching security in DeltaState,
last week.
Sources told our reporters that soldiers gave the
DSS the needed back up and as soon as it was
established that he was in the hotel, the
soldiers moved into the hotel and “the rest is
history.” “Unknown to Kelvin, who thought the
hotel was safe for him, security operatives got
information about his presence in the lodge and
carefully monitored him before they struck at
the crack of dawn.” His hometown, Kokori, has
been taken over by soldiers, said to be on
internal military operation, since Monday.
How police arrested 2, rescued 3 kids in Delta: In
a related development, the police in Delta
State, also put up a sterling performance when
a crack team of detectives attached to ‘B’
Divisional Police Headquarters, Ughelli, acting on
information, swooped on a set of Kelvin’s boys
and effected the rescue of three secondary
school children, earlier kidnapped, along Agbarho
Otor Awuhire road, Ughelli, at about 1605 hours, on
Monday, September 23. The suspects arrested were
Oke Felix ‘m’ 23 years and Eruna Ebiode ‘m’ 27
years with one double barrel short gun, 10
cartridges and one Toyota Siena Estate Wagon
vehicle with number plate, LEH 196 AA.
Delta State Police Command in a statement by
Onyire Kaneneolisa, an Assistant Commissioner of
Police, for the Commissioner, Mr. Ikechukwu Aduba,
said, “Efforts are on to effect the arrest of
one of the kidnappers who escaped in the course
of the arrest.”
Arrest‘ll lessen on-going battle against
kidnappers – police
The police said, “The arrested two hoodlums have
made useful statements touching on their criminal
exploits, including the fact that they are part
of the gang of the criminal kingpin – Kelvin
Oniarah whose arrest was affected at the early
hours of Wednesday, September 25, 2013, at a
hotel in Port-Harcourt by a combined team of the
military and DSS operatives. The arrest of the
kingpin will greatly mellow the ongoing battle
against kidnappers in the state.
At the Rivers State Command of DSS, mum was
the word when Vanguard visited as the officer,
who one of our reporters met at the gate
refused him entry. He did not confirm the arrest,
but simply said the state Director had no
mandate to speak on the matter without
directives from Abuja. The official subsequently
directed our reporter to reach out to the
headquarters in Abuja for any media enquiry.
Commanding Officer of the 222 battalion, Ughelli,
Lt Col Ibeh, told Vanguard when contacted said
men of the Joint Task Force, JTF, have been on
ground in Kokori, in the last few days. On the
reported arrest of Kelvin, he said, “That is what
we are hearing but there is no official
confirmation yet. All I can tell you is that our
men are ground.”
At 10.47 am when Vanguard reporters visited Kokori,
Wednesday, soldiers were seen at strategic
locations in the community and there was anxious
tranquility. Few hours later, there was exchange
of gunfire between them and the youths,
supposedly Kelvin boys.
A security chief, who deconstructed the Kelvin
phenomenon to Vanguard said, “Kelvin was regarded
as just one of the brigands in DeltaState in top
security circles and though the police had been
unable to pin him down, it was assumed that one
day, he would be arrested. But he shot himself
on the leg when he came to Kokori on September
17 to issue ultimatum to the Federal Government.
We were not happy with the insult. How can he
be giving ultimatum to government, is it because
some security agents were playing with him or
what?
Intelligence report
“However, some of us were not comfortable with
the position of the police that Kelvin did not
appear in Kokori to issue his threat, intelligence
report indicated so. That was why the police, I
must confess, was not taken into confidence.
Because as it were, they sounded as if they did
believe the Kelvin ultimatum.
The reason Kelvin was not arrested all this
while was because he was not really taken very
seriously. The job was left for the police
alone, but when he issued his 60-day ultimatum,
we read in the newspapers and we have been
following the special report in Vanguard
newspapers, so we knew we had to put him away
before he begins to think that he is a hero.”
According to the source, “Kelvin is really a pain
in the neck; he was the one in-charge of the
major kidnap operations in Delta, Edo and other
states. He made the Auchi sector in Edo state
very dangerous. I know his gang was responsible
for the recent kidnap of Chief Ozekhome, SAN. He
has kidnapped top officials in DeltaState and
the son of a top official of the Delta State
Government and collected huge ransoms before his
victims were released.
He is known to some policemen and because of
his monetary power; he gets away and enjoys his
loot in Ibadan, Port-Harcourt and Lagos. That he
frequents Port-Harcourt is known by some top
security persons in Delta State, but I think the
problem was mustering the courage to confront
him.”
The kidnap kingpin shocked security operatives
when he pulled a daring mission in Warri, some
months ago, killing a number of prisons officials,
as his gang ambushed warders and snatched two
of its men being taken to court for trial.
Kelvin, whose gang had allegedly killed many
soldiers and police officers in the past, became a
principal target when his gang purportedly killed
some soldiers.

justicesky24: pls say wat u knw nd stp ranting cos d man s only fighting 4 d rights f dose n dat community.nd come to think f it d federal govt looting our money wat av d sss done to dem notin.so u dnt av any right to judge him