Five Cameroonian kidnappers who infiltrated into Nigeria illegally have been arrested by the operatives of the State Intelligence Bureau (SIB), Adamawa State Command while attempting to kidnap one Emmanuel Ebel a resident of Jambutu, Yola North local government area of Adamawa state.
Adamawa State-Nigeria has some local government areas that border the Cameroon Republic which include Madagali and Michika local government areas in the North, and Toungo local government area in Northeastern part.
According to SP Suleiman Yahaya Nguroje, Adamawa State Police Public Relations Officer, the crime was foiled 20minutes before implementing the organized crime following reliable information received from a good Samaritan and subsequent arrest of all illegal immigrants from the neighboring Cameroon Republic.
The statement reads in part: “The command upon receiving the information designed a security ring around the target and luckily engaged the suspected kidnappers.
“The five (5) man gang include (1) Chubrandom Nana Safinga 30years, a resident of Yaounde, Cameroon Republic. (2) Ibrahim Tala 32 a resident of Douala Republic of Cameroon, (3) Ngosso Ndjombe 28years a resident of Douala, Cameroon Republic. (4) Mmai Bmie Rostand 32years, Douala, Cameroon Republic. (5) Nossu Ngambewo Ricky 27years, a resident of Douala, Cameroon Republic.
The statement quoted the Adamawa State Commissioner of Police CP SK Akande , as commending OC SIB and his men for gallantry performance and professional conduct displayed leading to the arrest of the suspects, urging them to sustain the tempo as a strategy for Crime prevention. .
The Police Boss called on the populace to always inform the police of the whereabouts of Criminals and their hideouts and people with questionable character, and assured the Government and good people of Adamawa state of the sustained effort of the police in protecting lives and property of the citizens.
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