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FCT Police secures conviction of two wanted ammunition suppliers
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FCT Police secures conviction of two wanted ammunition suppliers

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 2 mins read
FCT Police secures conviction of two wanted ammunition suppliers

By Kingsley Omonobi

The FCT Police Command has secured the conviction of two wanted suspects, Yau Sule and Mariya Sule, following intelligence-led operations that led to their arrest on the 2nd of June, 2026 in connection with unlawful possession and suspected supply of ammunition to kidnappers and other criminal elements operating within the North Central region and the Federal Capital Territory.

Yau Sule was arrested on 2nd June 2026 while in transit along the Abuja-Kaduna Highway. During the operation, Police operatives recovered 81 rounds of 7.62mm live AK-47 ammunition and 100 rounds of 7.62mm belted ammunition for a General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG).

Further investigations led to the arrest of his sister, Mariya Sule, who was also found to be involved in the ammunition supply network.

Spokesperson of the command, SP Josephine Adeh, said, “The suspects were subsequently arraigned before the Chief Magistrate Court 1, Dutse – Alhaji, FCT, with charge number CR/DUT/1132/2026, where they were convicted for unlawful possession of live ammunition under the Firearms Act.

“In separate warrants dated 24th August 2026, the Court sentenced Yau Sule and Mariya Sule to 250 days’ imprisonment each without an option of fine, with the sentences to be served at the Suleja Correctional Centre.

“The FCT Police Command reiterates its commitment to dismantling criminal networks threatening the security of residents of the Federal Capital Territory and neighbouring states.

“To report suspicious persons or activities, members of the public are enjoined to contact the nearest Police Station or call the Command’s emergency response numbers: 08032003913, 08028940883.”

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