Igbo traders suppliers of arms to Boko haram. The three suspected gun runners of Igbo origin,who were heading to the North from Imo State,were intercepted in Nsukka, Enugu State, by officers and men of the Nigerian Army while travelling in a bus.Items recovered from them include 40 AK47 magazines, 4 boxes of AK47 live ammunition,100 pieces of live cartridges,one piece of Denim Mopol khaki and charmsconcealed in a cap.One of the army officers who spoke toreporters under anonymity disclosed that apolice corporal serving in Imo State Police Command was also involved in the arms running.He said: “When we asked the occupants of the vehicle to come down, we discovered a police corporal in uniform among them. The corporal on getting down pretended to be pressed; he later ran away.



NB : I'm sorry this is an old news, please don't be offended
I have asked the mod to close/delete it

ok
but wait where is the source

Where's the link to this fable?

Very old and stale news!

Op abeg put better source. U dey dull person for here

Yes they pass through Lagos

This is the Second time. Chai

Just because they want to disrupt the peace of Nigeria.





Lord make them uncomfortable, make them rise again themselves those secretly waging war again Nigeria

Op wetin you smoke ?

igbo okk

nottted

The OP is an example of the hopelessness in Nigeria.

These propagandas started since the first Republic and the Southwest won't stop painting the Easterners black to hinder any Foreign Direct Investment to the Region

Compare the original report from Thisday News article to Osun Defenders malicious and ethno-religious bias reporting to understand the plots and their intentions


Soldiers Intercept Suspected Boko-haram Ammunition Supply Vehicle Arrest DSP Others



Defence Hqs

By Christopher Isiguzo 
          
At least three persons, including a retired Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSP, and a corporal, Abu Haruna, Solomon have been arrested for illegal trafficking of arms and ammunition.
The third suspect, Onuwa Attaka, is the driver of the arms laden vehicle.

It was gathered that their confession showed alleged involvement in supply of arms to insurgents in Northern Nigeria.

The three suspects, who were heading to the North from Imo State, were intercepted in Nsukka, Enugu State, by officers and men of the Nigerian Army while travelling in a bus.

Items recovered from them include- 40 AK47 magazines, 4 boxes of AK47 live ammunition, 100 pieces of live cartridges, one piece of Denin Mopol khaki and charms concealed in a cap.

One of the army officers who spoke to reporters under anonymity disclosed that a police corporal serving in Imo State Police Command was also involved in the arms running.

He said: "When we asked the occupants of the vehicle to come down, we discovered a police corporal in uniform among them.

The corporal on getting down pretended to be pressed; he later ran away".
It was gathered that the suspects were taken to Nsukka Police Division before their transfer to the state CID.

The retired DSP, Abu Haruna, confessed that he had been in the business of arms dealing since he retired from the police.

He said their mission was to supply the ammunition to their buyer in Taraba State.
The source said Haruna further confessed that they decided to go on the supply after the buyer complained that the first batch was incomplete.

The Police corporal's identity has been traced to Imo State Police command; his name was simply given as Solomon, even as efforts are still being made to effect his arrest.

Meanwhile, the Nsukka Police Area Commander, ASP. Ros-Amson Haladu has praised the gallantry of the soldiers in combating crimes in the area.

"I want to commend the Army Officers for their vigilance in tracking down these illegal arms dealers.

"At the same time, I warn criminals to leave this vicinity or risk being apprehended by security operatives", he said.

Credits: Thisdaylive.com

Article From Osun Defenders

Army Arrests 3 Igbo Traders Supplying Ammunition to Boko Haram



Igbo traders suppliers of arms to Boko haram

The three suspected gun runners of Igbo origin, who were heading to the North from Imo State, were intercepted in Nsukka, Enugu State, by officers and men of the Nigerian Army while travelling in a bus.Items recovered from them include 40 AK47 magazines, 4 boxes of AK47 live ammunition,100 pieces of live cartridges, one piece of Denim Mopol khaki and charms concealed in a cap.

One of the army officers who spoke to reporters under anonymity disclosed that a police corporal serving in Imo State Police Command was also involved in the arms running.

He said: “When we asked the occupants of the vehicle to come down, we discovered a police corporal in uniform among them. The corporal on getting down pretended to be pressed; he later ran away.


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Igbo?

Let me get this straight, there are three men arrested for selling the arms. One was abu haruna, the other was simplified as solomon and the third who was the driver,an igbo guy(onuwa) and the Osun defenders mischeviously called them 'Igbo Traders'?
Wow! This level of bigotry aimed at tarnishing the image of a tribe is quite evil and demonic.
Meanwhile,I thought this happened almost 2years ago,how is it 'reselling' again.

Replace the word igbo with traders and then the wailers will have no wailing to do. Simply put there is no need to tribalise criminality a criminal is a crimanl regardless of his ethnicity. It is a pity the devil luck ethno-religious strategy of division continues to be perpetrated by his not so bright segment of his supporters.

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
These propagandas started since the first Republic and the Southwest won't stop painting the Easterners black to hinder any Foreign Direct Investment to the Region

Compare the original report from Thisday News article to Osun Defenders malicious and ethno-religious bias reporting to understand the plots and their intentions


Soldiers Intercept Suspected Boko-haram Ammunition Supply Vehicle Arrest DSP Others



Defence Hqs

By Christopher Isiguzo 
          
At least three persons, including a retired Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSP, and a corporal, Abu Haruna, Solomon have been arrested for illegal trafficking of arms and ammunition.
The third suspect, Onuwa Attaka, is the driver of the arms laden vehicle.

It was gathered that their confession showed alleged involvement in supply of arms to insurgents in Northern Nigeria.

The three suspects, who were heading to the North from Imo State, were intercepted in Nsukka, Enugu State, by officers and men of the Nigerian Army while travelling in a bus.

Items recovered from them include- 40 AK47 magazines, 4 boxes of AK47 live ammunition, 100 pieces of live cartridges, one piece of Denin Mopol khaki and charms concealed in a cap.

One of the army officers who spoke to reporters under anonymity disclosed that a police corporal serving in Imo State Police Command was also involved in the arms running.

He said: "When we asked the occupants of the vehicle to come down, we discovered a police corporal in uniform among them.

The corporal on getting down pretended to be pressed; he later ran away".
It was gathered that the suspects were taken to Nsukka Police Division before their transfer to the state CID.

The retired DSP, Abu Haruna, confessed that he had been in the business of arms dealing since he retired from the police.

He said their mission was to supply the ammunition to their buyer in Taraba State.
The source said Haruna further confessed that they decided to go on the supply after the buyer complained that the first batch was incomplete.

The Police corporal's identity has been traced to Imo State Police command; his name was simply given as Solomon, even as efforts are still being made to effect his arrest.

Meanwhile, the Nsukka Police Area Commander, ASP. Ros-Amson Haladu has praised the gallantry of the soldiers in combating crimes in the area.

"I want to commend the Army Officers for their vigilance in tracking down these illegal arms dealers.

"At the same time, I warn criminals to leave this vicinity or risk being apprehended by security operatives", he said.

Credits: Thisdaylive.com

Article From Osun Defenders

Army Arrests 3 Igbo Traders Supplying Ammunition to Boko Haram



Igbo traders suppliers of arms to Boko haram

The three suspected gun runners of Igbo origin, who were heading to the North from Imo State, were intercepted in Nsukka, Enugu State, by officers and men of the Nigerian Army while travelling in a bus.Items recovered from them include 40 AK47 magazines, 4 boxes of AK47 live ammunition,100 pieces of live cartridges, one piece of Denim Mopol khaki and charms concealed in a cap.

One of the army officers who spoke to reporters under anonymity disclosed that a police corporal serving in Imo State Police Command was also involved in the arms running.

He said: “When we asked the occupants of the vehicle to come down, we discovered a police corporal in uniform among them. The corporal on getting down pretended to be pressed; he later ran away.


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what have igbos done to mitigate or even revenge squarely? I don't like how they are painting us without reply.