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NSCDC apprehends 29 suspects for alleged illegal mining, others

Admin February 9, 2025
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Feb. 9, 2025

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has detained 29 suspects for alleged illegal mining and vandalism in Bauchi State.

The Commandant, Mr Oloyede Oyerinde stated this in Bauchi.

He said the illegal mining activities were taking place around the Waya Dam, located about 40 kilometres from Bauchi metropolis.

Oyerinde said that illegal mining activities were causing erosion, land encroachment, and posed security threats affecting the socio-economic activities in the area.

The commandant said that on Jan.5, the corps acting on intelligence conducted a raid in the area and arrested 29 suspects on Jan. 5.

He said the corps recovered three motorcycles; six wheel barrows, 15 shovels, five diggers, three hoes, three rakes, an axe, one cutlass, one sand net, two water hose pipes and one water pumping machine.

Oyerinde said the operatives also apprehended one suspect for alleged vandalism and theft of armoured cable at the Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Tomb in Bauchi.

He said the operatives recovered a handsaw and pieces of vandalised armoured cables.

The commandant reiterated commitment to protect critical national assets and infrastructure as well as check illegal activities in the state. (NAN)

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