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[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

Na Car remain for me oo.

Lord God almighty, make this year nor pass me oo🙏🏼💯

[Pamilerin Adegoke @Pamilerin]

Arrange this according to your plan.

House, Job, marriage, car 😟

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

We now have @spiRiituaL and @Morris_Monye running.

We need more sensible youths to get involved in Delta State politics so we can develop that state. Delta has so much potential.

I stand with two of them. It is coming home 🍷

[Olorogun Jesurukevwe Emmanuel @Jesurukky1]

I lick her mango, she no know when she let her man go

Erigga 🎧

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

@aafinomoeko007 @mobilisingniger @larrizy Aswear 😂

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

@Awhen2000 @Hybrid_Ola

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

@EkitiOracle @Simplytrendd @Google_12point7 You just dey talk wetin u nor sabi. The guy you're replying is saying something important

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

@DejiAdesogan See explanation. Me wey dey para for here

Make I dey observe sha

[Oyo State Police Command @OyoPoliceNG]

PRESS RELEASE

OYO POLICE SMASH TRANSNATIONAL AMMUNITION TRAFFICKING SYNDICATE, RECOVER 2,625 CARTRIDGES

The Oyo State Police Command wishes to inform the general public of a major operational breakthrough in its sustained crackdown on the proliferation of illegal arms and ammunition, a menace directly linked to violent crimes within the State and beyond.

In furtherance of this commitment, operatives of the Command Monitoring Unit, Saki Operation Base, acting on credible and actionable intelligence, executed a coordinated intelligence-led operation which led to the arrest of two suspected international gun runners. The suspects, identified as Isiaka Dare ‘m’, aged 35 years, and Taiwo Ayodabo ‘m’, aged 33 years, both of Tede, were apprehended at Budo Mosalasi, Saki.

Investigation so far reveals that the suspects operate across international terrain, trafficking ammunition illegally from the Republic of Benin into Nigeria through unauthorized border routes. Their criminal enterprise involves the clandestine importation and distribution of prohibited ammunition to unauthorized individuals within the country—arms and ammunition which may ultimately be deployed in the commission of armed robbery, banditry, kidnapping, and other violent crimes.

Corroborating this intelligence, operatives recovered one hundred and five (105) packets of pump-action cartridges concealed in four (4) jerry cans/kegs, with each packet containing twenty-five (25) cartridges, amounting to a total of two thousand six hundred and twenty-five (2,625) cartridges. Two unregistered motorcycles believed to have been used for the illegal transportation and distribution of the ammunition were equally recovered. The suspects have confessed to the crime and are currently assisting investigators in unravelling the wider transnational network and identifying other accomplices involved in the illicit trade.

Consequent upon this development, the Commissioner of Police, Femi Haruna psc (+), has directed that the suspects be charged to court upon the conclusion of a thorough and comprehensive investigation. The CP commended the professionalism and precision of the intelligence-led operation carried out by the Command Monitoring Unit, noting that proactive policing and actionable intelligence remain critical tools in dismantling organized criminal networks.

The Commissioner equally expressed appreciation to members of the public whose timely and credible information facilitated this breakthrough, emphasizing that community partnership remains indispensable in the fight against violent crime.

He further reassured residents that the Oyo State Police Command will leave no stone unturned in ensuring that the State does not serve as a safe haven for crime and criminality. The Command therefore urges the public to remain vigilant and continue to provide useful information as efforts intensify to rid the State of illegal arms proliferation and its attendant security threats.

For Emergencies, Contact:
Oyo State Call Response Center Toll-Free Line: 615.
Oyo State Police Command Control Room: 08081768614 & 07055495413.
E- SIGNED
DSP AYANLADE OLAYINKA
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO)
27th February, 2026.

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

@it_Rutie @davido Duldulyo

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

KUHB2P

H1NCUS

Sporty

[Dr Farouk @Dr_Pharouk]

If you are seeing this tweet, men and women shall favour you today.

[Nefo 'Banks' Anieto @Nefo9]

@BenHundeyin This is how the police abroad checks the legality of a tint in vehicle. They use a tint meter. When it doesn't meet the legal limits as required by law, the driver receives a fine. The tint does not have to be renewed every year. But @PoliceNG wants this to be a revenue thing.

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

UQC936

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

@oku_yungx Contra

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

Find them for me

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

Youths in Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, are protesting and have given Arise TV anchor Rufai Oseni 24 hours to apologize to the Minister of Works, David Umahi, for bombarding him with too many questions during an Arise TV show😭😳🧎🧎

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

With this your logic, so why them never detain Sir Wole 🤷🏻‍♂️

[🅱️ASH-AAR🛑 @YesItsBash]

On this same app, they blame Wole Soyinka for the violent cultism we have in nigeria today cos he co founded the Pirate confraternity back in university (a peaceful fraternity then bdw that set out to fight social injustice)

The goalpost shifting on this app ehn.

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

@proxoxxo @jeycube2 @YesItsBash Ask am oo

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

@YesItsBash With this your logic, so why them never detain Sir Wole 🤷🏻‍♂️

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

@taskKollector @Sireadell @OyoPoliceNG Some people can fake the police report to the painter though 🤷🏻‍♂️

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

@NigeriaStories VDM talk am that day oo😂🤣

[SK @ChichoOfSinaloa]

@arojinle1 Even with your miracle leaf?