This discovery was made by Officers attached to the Eagle-Net Special Squad under the Delta State Police Command led by DSP Usman Dimka, who acted on intelligence gathering.
Two persons, one Isaac Uroleh, 55, in company of another suspect, one Goodluck Ivivie, 53, were both arrested at the scene of crime during the operation by the squad.
Items recovered include 29 Single barrels, 15 Expended Cartridges and four live Cartridges as well as sophisticated instruments used in the manufacturing of guns were recovered at the scene.
Sources disclosed that the age range of those who comes to buy the locally made guns are usually between 19 – 28 years and it has been discovered they mostly under graduates of higher institutions close to the area who are mostly cultists.
Confirming the incident, Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) for the state, DSP Andrew Aniamaka, stated that the arrested suspects were currently being detained at the police headquarters, Asaba.
He explained that investigations had commenced to case and more arrest are likely to be made before all the suspects are charged to court.
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See your village people don leave Kai Kai and witchy witchy enter gun.
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This has to do with politics. May God help us all Amen
Imagine stingy Isoko man with a gun. even the devil will be scared.
ReplyDeleteBeing nice, stingy or evil is an individual thing but we are too good at stereo-typing people when have a bad experience with one or work with what ppl say.
DeleteYes Isoko men are stingyyyyyyyyy..... I second it, it’s their signature.
DeleteIsoko men are not stingy, just lazy and full of pride. FYI I am an Isoko girl.
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ReplyDeleteTwo wrongs dont make a right.
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ReplyDeleteGun factory and not money making machine.
ReplyDeleteHmm. Cultists nowadays are easy to detect when carrying a gun. They usually very small bag, hung around their shoulder.
ReplyDeleteIsoko factory gun hmmmm these there Upgrade is really bad...
ReplyDeleteAmerica steady making money from gun industry .Isoko selling to broke undergraduates.I did not know selling of guns is illegal rather having a gun without license is.Govt should look at how to improve small industries and patronize Nigerians a typical isoko man is honest and full of pride but stingy no rather he is not spend thrift
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