“We forge Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) waybills, invoices of major oil marketers and stickers of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas workers (NUPENG), to deceive security agents.”

Those were the words of suspected vandals arrested by the Inspector General of Police Taskforce on pipeline vandalism.
Among the four suspects paraded at the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters annex, Lagos, were Ganiyu Oresanya ( 38), Mutiu Bello also known as Omo Oja, and one Damilare, who had fake copies of Oando, Conoil and MRS’ invoices, as well as fabricated NNPC waybill in their possession.

They were reportedly arrested in Ikorodu following intelligence report that they were carrying out operations in Shagamu and Ikorodu.

The suspects were caught while on their way to Ondo State to sell petroleum products they siphoned from NNPC pipelines in Shagamu and Ikorodu.

Oresanya, who acknowledged that he has been in the business of vandalism for sometime, said he was in charge of forging the relevant documents.

“We make sure that we do the background work of covering our loading with fake NNPC documents and fake invoice from oil marketing companies so that we would not be caught.

“I have been in the business for a long time. I am a printer and I print these documents myself. I did not know we would be caught because we are very careful in our jobs by backing the stolen products with all necessary documents.

“I supply all the fake documents, while Mutiu Bello produces the tanker that comes to carry the products from the pipeline.
“Damilare is the one who load the products. He is our boss,” he said.

For Bello, who claimed he was contracted to load the products into another truck, said he was not aware the products were stolen.
He claimed that one Temidayo invited him and he was offered N70, 000 for the job.

“This is my first time and I was promised N70,000. It was one Temidayo who called me for the job. They didn’t tell me that it was stolen oil.

“They said I was going to trans-load products from jerry cans at that area. They told me they are into black market operation but when I got there, I saw plenty Jerry cans,” he claimed.

Addressing reporters, the Taskforce’s Sector Commander, Solomon Ubani, said the Force has recorded major breakthroughs recently following improved intelligence.

“We have made breakthrough in the past few days. We have rejiged our intelligence for some time now and it is yielding results.

“These hoodlums have continued to break our pipelines and sabotage the efforts of the Federal government,” Ubani stated.

http://thenationonlineng.net/how-we-deceive-security-agents-suspected-vandals/

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PIC: The vandals at the police headquarters on Tuesday. Photo: Precious Igbonwelundu

Make i crash for here....For the lazy readers this d summary: everyday for the thief, one day for the owner.

quite disappointed!
Tot it d usually peeps

Two of them look blind already

Is that part of police interrogation?

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Among the four suspects paraded at the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters annex, Lagos, were Ganiyu Oresanya ( 38), Mutiu Bello also known as Omo Oja, and one Damilare, who had fake copies of Oando, Conoil and MRS’ invoices, as well as fabricated NNPC waybill in their possession.

Name Checkers association of Nairaland, food oh

Police Arrest 17 Youths For Illegal Car Racing In Kano

https://www.nairaland.com/2844911/police-arrest-17-youths-illegal

See their faces


Oh... Is that man preggy or he saved d oil in there?

Time up

Everyday for the thief,


One day for the owner...

This is 2016 man up now

See that big for nothing belle. A foool at 40 is a foool forever.

That's life for you. You can't always be the winner
https://www.nairaland.com/2845163/ways-handling-breakup-without-falling

Nawa ooo...see shapes of head...well una cup don full....we all will live one day to enjoy|suffer d fruit of our labours

see dia head like pawpaw ole buruku

End time thief's
APC why
Pay youth the 5k Na

#EndTimeCountry#

See that fat so, jail time go do him body some good.

“I have been in the business for a long time. I am a printer and I print these documents myself. I did not know we would be caught because we are very careful in our jobs by backing the stolen products with all necessary documents.

Oluwole guys


their cup is now filled and the hand of the law had caught up with them

God don catch them

Ok

their cup don full

Oluwole comes to mind..... Evil men

Just came to check names.







Say NO to crime.

Hmmmmm....

line them up and
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