FULANI GUNMEN FROM TARABA ARRESTED IN DELTA, WITH GUNS

Seven Fulani gunmen have been nabbed at Azagba Ogwashi were arrested on Wednesday, February 22, at about 5am by Men of the Anioma Security Watch Network Vigilante group.

See Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns
 Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns
The vigilante members stopped a trailer conveying the Fulani gunmen,load of cows and their luggage at Azagba Junction.The suspected Fulani gunmen were interrogated and the following weapons were found in their possession:
See Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns
Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns
1. Seven Dane Guns
2. Gun powder
3. Some catrages
4. Charms
5. Swords and cutlasses
6. Daggers and one battle axe
See Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns
Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns
According to the Chairman of the Vigilante,the Fulani gunmen said they came all the way from Taraba State to Isselegu in Ndokwa East Local Government, Delta state.
See Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns
Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns
The Divisional Police Officer, Ogwashi-uku, Mr Shuaibu was alerted.He sent his men to the scene of the incident. He equally called the Chief security officer, the Executive Chairman of Aniocha South LG, Hon (Chief) Isaac Ozo Anwuzia who applauded them and appreciated their effort and he also assured them of his usual support.

See Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns
Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns

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