HomeNewsIllegal sit-at-home: Security forces neutralise 3 IPOB/ESN hoodlums in gunfight

Illegal sit-at-home: Security forces neutralise 3 IPOB/ESN hoodlums in gunfight

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…recover firearms, cutlasses, other exhibits

At about 2:15 am on September 18, 2023, a joint security team, comprising Police Operatives of the Enugu State Command, NPF Special Forces, and Troops of the 82 Division of the Nigerian Army Enugu, acting on credible intelligence, busted the criminal hideout of IPOB/ESN subversive criminal elements in Ezioha Mgbowo in Awgu Local Government Area, while they were perfecting plans to enforce the illegal sit-at-home order in the State.

 

According to the Police spokesman in the state, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, Daniel Ndukwe, three

of the hoodlums, who opened fire on the joint team upon sighting them, were neutralised, while several others escaped with various degrees of gunshot wounds in the ensuing gunfight.

 

Ndukwe said: “Three Pump-action guns, 10 machetes, and other incriminating exhibits were recovered, while an intense manhunt for those on the run is ongoing. Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police, CP Kanayo Uzuegbu, while commending the joint team, has reassured the security and safety of citizens as they go about their lawful businesses in the State.

“He reiterated the avowed commitment of the police and other security forces to sustain the onslaught against unrepentant violent criminals operating under any guise.

 

“CP Kanayo, therefore, enjoins all and sundry to report individuals sighted with gunshot wounds to the nearest Police Station,  while remaining law-abiding and continuing to provide the Police with actionable security information and intelligence.”

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