Two bullion vans have been impounded by the police in Lagos for moving cash without security escorts.

The bullion vans, intercepted by operatives attached to the Area J command, Ajah, were said to be loaded with money belonging to commercial banks.

Lagos Commissioner of Police (CP) Hakeem Odumosu had counselled officials of banks and cash-in-transit (CIT) to always observe standing operating procedure to prevent security breaches, the vans, linked to bankers’ warehouse, proceeded without security to much large sums of money.

Sources told The Nation that the vans were impounded by Area Commander, ACP Gbolahan Olugbemi for violating approved standard species escort procedure which include an escort vehicle in front and at the back with minimum of four mobile policemen in each vehicle.

“At the time of arrest, the bullion vans were without escort vehicle which has been their usual practice. One was found in Ajah and another in Lekki,” a source said.

SimpleNClean:
Some are looking for 1k to eat while others are moving cash around in bullion vans. God dey sha.

SimpleNClean:
Some are looking for 1k to eat while others are moving cash around in bullion vans. God dey sha.

Davash222:
Tinubu and his loots.

No one should tamper with Tinubu's bullion vans.

Lagosians, your Kabiyesi is moving una funds from the bank straight to his house.


Not my business sha.

NwekeUG:


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tit:
You think the banks don't have sense?
If you tell police of cash movement, police will tell robbers.

Mabizela:
I can bet my left sided buttock that Tinubu is the owner of the bullion van

tit:
You think the banks don't have sense?
If you tell police of cash movement, police will tell robbers.