The Nigerian Navy, Forward Operation Base, Ibaka, in Akwa Ibom has arrested two suspects and seized their wooden boat filled with 5,100 litres of petrol, as reported by DAILYPOST.
The Commanding Officer of the base, Navy Capt. Uche Aneke, handed over the suspects, the boat and the petrol to the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, in Ibaka on Sunday.JAMB Result
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Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to CanadaAneke said a patrol team of the Navy arrested the suspects on February 22 after an intelligence report about suspected smuggling activities in the area.JAMB Portal
“Patrolling naval gunboats were deployed to intercept the wooden boat.
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“In the boat were the two suspected smugglers and 5,100 litres of petrol concealed under bags of yams, cartons of drinks, other beverages and several cartons of floor tiles, all covered with tarpaulin,’’ he said.NYSC Portal
Aneke cautioned individuals and groups involved in the illegal business to refrain or prepare to face the wrath of the law.InformationGuideNigeria
He issued a stern warning to criminals to steer clear of Nigeria’s territorial waters, stressing that security agencies would not condone illegal activities in the country’s coastal areas.
The head of NSCDC’s anti-vandalism unit in Akwa Ibom, Mr Micheal Asibor, who took delivery of the suspects and the exhibits, assured of diligent prosecution of the incident.
