TRENDING
Mamuda Group Chairman and Board Delegation Visit Dangote Refinery, Meet Aliko Dangote • FG pays N18bn to former Nigeria Airways workers after two-decade wait • ASUU gives reasons for fresh strike threat • Africa’s US$5 trillion opportunity is hiding in plain sight • Oluremi Tinubu fulfils ₦10m pledge to 12-year-old Ogun artist • Energy drinks, alcohol, damage liver, kidney – Doctors warn Nigerian youths • NSCDC arrests motorcycle syndicate kingpin in Nasarawa • Falcons' Tagovailoa out, Rush to start vs. Steelers • IMF is not attacking NDC, it is attacking bipartisan politicisation of SOEs – Prof Kwaku Azar • NAIMOS launches ‘Operation Water Shield’ to protect Ghana’s rivers from illegal mining • Christian Council forms technical committee to determine way forward for National Cathedral • SHS placement crisis: 'We won’t take guidance from those who created the crisis' – Apaak hits back at NPP • Learn from Dr Osei Adutwum instead of dismissing his record – Kwasi Kwarteng to Haruna Iddrisu • ‘That’s Why We Fight,’ Trump Links 9/11 To Iran Conflict • Five die, 40 injured as bus carrying Dutch tourists crashes in Switzerland • Akin Faminu & Kiky Festus Were Elegance Personified in Their White Wedding Looks • Ogun APC fully ready for 2027 — Abiodun • Dangote Refinery IPO better than selling PVC for N10,000, Rewane says • Jigawa LG chairman joins 2,600 Hisbah guards in training • How 100 days of record ocean heat is reshaping life in and around the seas • Mamuda Group Chairman and Board Delegation Visit Dangote Refinery, Meet Aliko Dangote • FG pays N18bn to former Nigeria Airways workers after two-decade wait • ASUU gives reasons for fresh strike threat • Africa’s US$5 trillion opportunity is hiding in plain sight • Oluremi Tinubu fulfils ₦10m pledge to 12-year-old Ogun artist • Energy drinks, alcohol, damage liver, kidney – Doctors warn Nigerian youths • NSCDC arrests motorcycle syndicate kingpin in Nasarawa • Falcons' Tagovailoa out, Rush to start vs. Steelers • IMF is not attacking NDC, it is attacking bipartisan politicisation of SOEs – Prof Kwaku Azar • NAIMOS launches ‘Operation Water Shield’ to protect Ghana’s rivers from illegal mining • Christian Council forms technical committee to determine way forward for National Cathedral • SHS placement crisis: 'We won’t take guidance from those who created the crisis' – Apaak hits back at NPP • Learn from Dr Osei Adutwum instead of dismissing his record – Kwasi Kwarteng to Haruna Iddrisu • ‘That’s Why We Fight,’ Trump Links 9/11 To Iran Conflict • Five die, 40 injured as bus carrying Dutch tourists crashes in Switzerland • Akin Faminu & Kiky Festus Were Elegance Personified in Their White Wedding Looks • Ogun APC fully ready for 2027 — Abiodun • Dangote Refinery IPO better than selling PVC for N10,000, Rewane says • Jigawa LG chairman joins 2,600 Hisbah guards in training • How 100 days of record ocean heat is reshaping life in and around the seas
NSCDC arrests suspected thugs, rescues injured victims in Kano
Back to Home

NSCDC arrests suspected thugs, rescues injured victims in Kano

Daily Post about 4 hours 2 mins read

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Kano State Command, has arrested two suspected thugs and rescued two victims in Kano Municipal Local Government Area.

The command’s spokesperson, SC Ibrahim Idris-Abdullahi, disclosed this in a statement issued on Friday in Kano.

Idris-Abdullahi said the victims, residents of Makwarari Quarters, were trekking to a nearby football pitch when they were attacked by the hoodlums at Kofar Naisa area.

He said the assailants inflicted multiple injuries on the victims with dangerous weapons, including knives and cutlasses.

“Operatives of the Corps’ Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU), while on routine patrol in the area, swiftly intervened and rescued the victims”

He said two suspected members of the gang, Ibrahim Abdullahi, 23, and Aminu Jazuli, 20, were arrested at the scene.

“Several other suspects, many of whom were armed with dangerous weapons, fled upon sighting the approaching NSCDC operatives,” he said.

The spokesperson said the rescued victims, who sustained multiple injuries, were given necessary assistance, while the suspects remained in NSCDC custody for investigation.

Idris-Abdullahi, quoted the State Commandant, Mohammed Hassan-Agalama, commending the CTU operatives for their prompt response.

He urged residents to remain vigilant and promptly report suspicious activities and acts of violence to security agencies.

Hassan-Agalama assured the public that the suspects would face appropriate legal action upon completion of investigations.

He reiterated the command’s commitment to protecting lives and property and maintaining peace and security across the state.

NSCDC arrests suspected thugs, rescues injured victims in Kano

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.