Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the kidnap of the Lagos Fire Service Chief, Razak Musibau along Epe-Itokin road in Ikorodu.
They were arrested in the early hours of Wednesday, at Ibafun along Ikorodu- Ijebu Ode Express Way.
The Police Public Relations Officer of the Lagos State Police Elkana Bala, who confirmed their arrest said it was made possible by efforts of the Command’s tactical teams.
Police say the suspects, Blessing Bayo (M) 29yrs and Smart Alfred (M) 32yrs who have confessed to the crime are indigenes of Ondo State and that two single barrel guns were recovered from them.
Investigation is ongoing, and efforts have been made to arrest other fleeing members of the gang.
Mr. Musibau and six others were abducted by some hoodlums suspected to be kidnappers last Saturday at about 8 pm along the Iwoye bridge on Itokin-Epe road in Ikorodu.
They were released on Tuesday night after being in captivity for about four days.
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the kidnap of the Lagos Fire Service Chief, Razak Musibau along Epe-Itokin road in Ikorodu.
They were arrested in the early hours of Wednesday, at Ibafun along Ikorodu- Ijebu Ode Express Way.
The Police Public Relations Officer of the Lagos State Police Elkana Bala, who confirmed their arrest said it was made possible by efforts of the Command’s tactical teams.
Police say the suspects, Blessing Bayo (M) 29yrs and Smart Alfred (M) 32yrs who have confessed to the crime are indigenes of Ondo State and that two single barrel guns were recovered from them.
Investigation is ongoing, and efforts have been made to arrest other fleeing members of the gang.
Mr. Musibau and six others were abducted by some hoodlums suspected to be kidnappers last Saturday at about 8 pm along the Iwoye bridge on Itokin-Epe road in Ikorodu.
They were released on Tuesday night after being in captivity for about four days.
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the kidnap of the Lagos Fire Service Chief, Razak Musibau along Epe-Itokin road in Ikorodu.
They were arrested in the early hours of Wednesday, at Ibafun along Ikorodu- Ijebu Ode Express Way.
The Police Public Relations Officer of the Lagos State Police Elkana Bala, who confirmed their arrest said it was made possible by efforts of the Command’s tactical teams.
Police say the suspects, Blessing Bayo (M) 29yrs and Smart Alfred (M) 32yrs who have confessed to the crime are indigenes of Ondo State and that two single barrel guns were recovered from them.
Investigation is ongoing, and efforts have been made to arrest other fleeing members of the gang.
Mr. Musibau and six others were abducted by some hoodlums suspected to be kidnappers last Saturday at about 8 pm along the Iwoye bridge on Itokin-Epe road in Ikorodu.
They were released on Tuesday night after being in captivity for about four days.
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the kidnap of the Lagos Fire Service Chief, Razak Musibau along Epe-Itokin road in Ikorodu.
They were arrested in the early hours of Wednesday, at Ibafun along Ikorodu- Ijebu Ode Express Way.
The Police Public Relations Officer of the Lagos State Police Elkana Bala, who confirmed their arrest said it was made possible by efforts of the Command’s tactical teams.
Police say the suspects, Blessing Bayo (M) 29yrs and Smart Alfred (M) 32yrs who have confessed to the crime are indigenes of Ondo State and that two single barrel guns were recovered from them.
Investigation is ongoing, and efforts have been made to arrest other fleeing members of the gang.
Mr. Musibau and six others were abducted by some hoodlums suspected to be kidnappers last Saturday at about 8 pm along the Iwoye bridge on Itokin-Epe road in Ikorodu.
They were released on Tuesday night after being in captivity for about four days.
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the kidnap of the Lagos Fire Service Chief, Razak Musibau along Epe-Itokin road in Ikorodu.
They were arrested in the early hours of Wednesday, at Ibafun along Ikorodu- Ijebu Ode Express Way.
The Police Public Relations Officer of the Lagos State Police Elkana Bala, who confirmed their arrest said it was made possible by efforts of the Command’s tactical teams.
Police say the suspects, Blessing Bayo (M) 29yrs and Smart Alfred (M) 32yrs who have confessed to the crime are indigenes of Ondo State and that two single barrel guns were recovered from them.
Investigation is ongoing, and efforts have been made to arrest other fleeing members of the gang.
Mr. Musibau and six others were abducted by some hoodlums suspected to be kidnappers last Saturday at about 8 pm along the Iwoye bridge on Itokin-Epe road in Ikorodu.
They were released on Tuesday night after being in captivity for about four days.
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the kidnap of the Lagos Fire Service Chief, Razak Musibau along Epe-Itokin road in Ikorodu.
They were arrested in the early hours of Wednesday, at Ibafun along Ikorodu- Ijebu Ode Express Way.
The Police Public Relations Officer of the Lagos State Police Elkana Bala, who confirmed their arrest said it was made possible by efforts of the Command’s tactical teams.
Police say the suspects, Blessing Bayo (M) 29yrs and Smart Alfred (M) 32yrs who have confessed to the crime are indigenes of Ondo State and that two single barrel guns were recovered from them.
Investigation is ongoing, and efforts have been made to arrest other fleeing members of the gang.
Mr. Musibau and six others were abducted by some hoodlums suspected to be kidnappers last Saturday at about 8 pm along the Iwoye bridge on Itokin-Epe road in Ikorodu.
They were released on Tuesday night after being in captivity for about four days.
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the kidnap of the Lagos Fire Service Chief, Razak Musibau along Epe-Itokin road in Ikorodu.
They were arrested in the early hours of Wednesday, at Ibafun along Ikorodu- Ijebu Ode Express Way.
The Police Public Relations Officer of the Lagos State Police Elkana Bala, who confirmed their arrest said it was made possible by efforts of the Command’s tactical teams.
Police say the suspects, Blessing Bayo (M) 29yrs and Smart Alfred (M) 32yrs who have confessed to the crime are indigenes of Ondo State and that two single barrel guns were recovered from them.
Investigation is ongoing, and efforts have been made to arrest other fleeing members of the gang.
Mr. Musibau and six others were abducted by some hoodlums suspected to be kidnappers last Saturday at about 8 pm along the Iwoye bridge on Itokin-Epe road in Ikorodu.
They were released on Tuesday night after being in captivity for about four days.
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the kidnap of the Lagos Fire Service Chief, Razak Musibau along Epe-Itokin road in Ikorodu.
They were arrested in the early hours of Wednesday, at Ibafun along Ikorodu- Ijebu Ode Express Way.
The Police Public Relations Officer of the Lagos State Police Elkana Bala, who confirmed their arrest said it was made possible by efforts of the Command’s tactical teams.
Police say the suspects, Blessing Bayo (M) 29yrs and Smart Alfred (M) 32yrs who have confessed to the crime are indigenes of Ondo State and that two single barrel guns were recovered from them.
Investigation is ongoing, and efforts have been made to arrest other fleeing members of the gang.
Mr. Musibau and six others were abducted by some hoodlums suspected to be kidnappers last Saturday at about 8 pm along the Iwoye bridge on Itokin-Epe road in Ikorodu.
They were released on Tuesday night after being in captivity for about four days.
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