ABANIWONDA LEADS FIGHT AGAINST KIDNAPPING IN DELTA ..... As Police Neutralizes 5 Suspected Kidnappers, Arrests 3 Suspects, Recovers Arms and Ammunition

CP Olufemi Abaniwonda 
Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command 


"Operatives of CP Special Assignment have indeed proven that their deployment by the Commissioner of Police, Delta State, CP Abaniwonda Olufemi was indeed a master stroke as their deployment has brought calm to the area due to the continuous arrest of these criminals." SP Edafe Bright PPRO Delta State Police Command Headquarters Asaba.



The Nigeria Police Force, Delta State Command Headquarters Asaba has continued to take the fight against kidnapping in the state to the doorsteps of criminals in its concerted quest to rid the state and environs of criminal elements.


The Command, in a statement from the Police Public Relations Officer, SP Edafe Bright disclosed that, "Following an intelligence led investigation carried out on kidnapping and other related crimes in Ughelli North LGA and environs, on the 21/3/2025, at about 2300hrs, operatives of CP Special Assignment Team (CP SAT) led by ASP Julius Robinson, acting on the gathered intelligence trailed and arrested one Adamu Abubakar ‘m’ popularly known as ‘dogo’ who is the leader of a kidnapping syndicate at DSC roundabout Warri. 


According to the statement, "The arrest and interrogation of this suspect led to the arrest of two other suspects, Abubakar Mohammed popularly known as ‘chede’ and Mohammed Bello at Otovwodo park in Ughelli North LGA. 


"Preliminary investigation", according to the Delta State Police Spokesman"revealed that the suspects are allegedly responsible for a series of kidnappings and armed robberies around Iyamuge, Otu-Jeremi, Warri, Ughelli, and environs. 

Some recovered arms and ammunition 


"Acting on the strength of their confessions, the suspects led the operatives to Iyamugo forest where their hidden weapons which includes one (1) AK-47 rifle, One (1) pump action gun, three (3) locally made guns, two magazines, sixty (60) rounds of Ak-47 live ammunition and seventeen (17) rounds of live cartridges were recovered. Upon exit from the forest, some hoodlums suspected to be their gang members engaged the Police in a gun duel, during which five of the hoodlums sustained gunshot injuries while others escaped. The injured suspects were taken to the hospital and later died while receiving treatment. 


"The three suspects and the exhibits are in custody while the investigation is ongoing." The statement noted.


Commending the efforts of officers of the NPF, SP Edafe Bright stated that, "Operatives of CP Special Assignment have indeed proven that their deployment by the Commissioner of Police, Delta State, CP Abaniwonda Olufemi was indeed a master stroke as their deployment has brought calm to the area due to the continuous arrest of these criminals."


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