Two foreigners arrested over alleged burglary, theft of pumping machines in Ogun
Ogun State Community, Social Orientation and Safety Corps, also known as the So-Safe Corps, on Monday nabbed two suspects over alleged burglary and theft of pumping machines at Ajambata, Sokoto Road, Atan-Ota area of the state. The suspects, simply identified as Monday and Vovo, were arrested following a distress call from members of the community […] Two foreigners arrested over alleged…
Ogun State's Community, Social Orientation and Safety Corps, also known as the So-Safe Corps, arrested two suspects on Monday for allegedly burglarizing a location and stealing pumping machines in the Ajambata, Sokoto Road, Atan-Ota area of the state. The two suspects, named only as Monday and Vovo, are believed to be from Cotonou, Benin Republic and are residents of Atan.
They were apprehended after receiving a distress call from locals who reported seeing men with stolen pumping machines. Monday claimed he had been living in Atan for several years, while Vovo arrived a few months ago. During questioning, it was revealed that Monday admitted to assisting in finding buyers for stolen items. The recovered pumping machines were handed over to the Nigeria Police Force at the Atan Divisional Headquarters for further investigation.
The So-Safe Corps expressed their commitment to protecting lives and property, and urged residents to remain vigilant in providing information to aid their duties.
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