Photos Of 30 Notorious Kidnappers, Heavily Armed Men Arrested In Kogi State [See More PHOTOS]

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On Wednesday, the police arrested and paraded 30 notorious kidnap and armed robbery suspects terrorising Kogi State and neighbouring states.

According to reports, those arrested are suspected to be behind the kidnap and murder of Jose Machada, a Portuguese engineer with Dangote Cement Company in Obajana, a senior staff of same company, Istifanus Bello and many innocent Nigerians.

Parading the suspects before newsmen at the Kogi Police Command Headquarters in Lokoja, the Force Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood said the arrests were in response to the inspector-general of Police, Ibrahim Idris' directive to rid the nation of crime.

Among items recovered from them are 11 AK-47 riffles, two Berettapistols, two Revolver pistols, 334 rounds of AK-47 live ammunition, a dagger, cutlass and military camouflage uniforms.

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