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Delta police arrest four suspected cultists, recover firearms, illicit drugs

Operatives of the Delta State Police Command have arrested four suspected cultists in separate operations, recovering firearms, ammunition and illicit drugs in a renewed crackdown on cult‑related crime. Police spokesman SP Bright Edafe said the first arrest was made on April 11, 2026, when operatives attached to Delta Shield apprehended a 32‑year‑old suspect, Peter Onajite, at Orerokpe in Okpe Local Government Area. A search on him led to the recovery of a locally made double‑barrelled cut‑to‑size pistol, two live cartridges, one expended cartridge and sachets of suspected Tramadol. Edafe said the suspect confessed during preliminary interrogation to being the leader of the Juris Confraternity and remains in custody while investigations continue. In a separate operation on April 12, 2026, around 1 00 p.m., operatives attached to Ibusa Police Station foiled a suspected cult initiation at Jordan Road, Ibusa, following an […]

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DSS Arraigns Nine Over Killings in Benue, Plateau

The Department of State Services (DSS) on Wednesday arraigned nine suspects before the Federal High Court in Abuja over their alleged roles in recent killings and violence in Benue and Plateau States. Among them are Haruna Adamu and Muhammad Abdullahi, both from Awe Local Government Area of Nasarawa State. They face a four-count charge linked to attacks in Abinsi and Yelewata villages in Benue’s Guma LGA, allegedly committed on June 13, 2025, in collaboration with others still at large. Two other defendants, Terkende Ashuwa and Amos Alede of Guma LGA, Benue, are charged with reprisal attacks that led to property destruction and the loss of 12 cattle in Ukpam Village. In a separate case, Halima Haliru Umar, 32, from Faskari LGA, Katsina State, was charged with failing to disclose information about Alhaji Sani, identified by the DSS as a suspected […]

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US Army Major Sentenced for Smuggling Guns to Ghana Hidden in Rice Barrels.

Kojo Owusu Dartey, a US Army Major, has been sentenced to 70 months in prison for smuggling firearms to Ghana, concealed inside blue barrels of rice and household goods. Dartey, 42, was convicted for conspiracy, dealing in firearms without a license, and smuggling goods from the US. The smuggling operation was thwarted when the Ghana Revenue Authority discovered the weapons upon arrival at the Port of Tema.The guns were smuggled via a container ship from Baltimore, Maryland, to Tema, Ghana, with the help of an Army Chief Warrant Officer. Dartey also played a role in a marriage fraud scheme involving US soldiers and foreign nationals from Ghana.The case highlights growing concerns around smuggling activities, with other recent instances of illicit activities, including narcotics smuggling at Kotoka International Airport.

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