Protest: NSCDC arrests 12 suspected vandals in Abuja
Security
THE Nigeria Security And Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has arrested 12 persons for allegedly vandalising Critical National Asset and Infrastructure (CNAI) in Abuja during the nationwide protest.
The Spokesperson, FCT Command of the NSCDC, Mr Samuel Idoko, who made this known in a statement, said that the suspects were arrested between Monday and Wednesday.
Idoko said that three of the suspects were arrested while attempting to vandalise some infrastructure at the Moshood Abiola Stadium.
“Another four suspects were arrested while vandalising street lights within the suburbs and city centre
“One scavenger was also arrested in the citycentre, while four others were arrested in Kuje while vandalising an electrical installation,” he said.
Meanwhile, the FCT Commandant of the NSCDC, Dr Olusola Odumosu, had earlier warned all miscreants and mischief makers to stay away from all CNAI in the territory.
Odumosu said that anyone caught destroying public properties would be made to face the full wrath of the law.
He appealed to residents to always alert the NSCDC and other security agencies of attempts by criminals to vandalise national assets, adding that every Nigerian is a stakeholder in the protection of CNAI.
The Commandant, after monitoring the security situation in the FCT, urged residents to go about their businesses without fear of security threats.(NAN)
A.I
Aug. 7, 2024
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