Delta Internal Security: Police rescue kidnapped victim, arrest drug barons; recover illicit drugs
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Delta Internal Security: Police rescue kidnapped victim, arrest drug barons; recover illicit drugs
… As CP Olufemi Abaniwonda cautions youths to desist from abusing drugs, saying it’s detrimental to their health and well-being.
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By Primetime Reports
RESCUE OF KIDNAPPED VICTIM: On 12/10/2025 at about 1400 hrs, the DPO of the Ovian Aladja Police Station received a distress call from a man (name withheld) that on the same date at about 0200 hrs, while they were sleeping, armed men broke into his apartment, attacked, robbed and kidnapped his wife.
The DPO, CSP Friday Ekundayo, in a swift response, mobilised and led operatives of the division and went after the kidnappers with a view to ensure that the woman is rescued unhurt and the suspects arrested. They trailed the kidnappers to a forest along the Iyara community. Following unrelenting effort from the DPO and his men, the kidnappers were forced to abandon the victim and escape. The victim was rescued unhurt and has since been reunited with her family, while the manhunt for the fleeing suspects is ongoing.
ARREST OF DRUG BARON AND RECOVERY OF STOLEN VEHICLE AND ILLICIT DRUGS: On 12/10/2025 at about 0500 hrs, operatives of Crack Squad Delta State Command Asaba, while acting on credible intelligence on a suspected drug peddler, stormed a hideout at Effurun, GRA, and arrested one Igwe Samson ‘m’, 33 years old, and Abalum Sunday ‘m’, 39 years old. Upon search of their Sienna vehicle, four hundred and fifty (450) bottles of CSP codeine, one hundred and eighty-eight (188) bottles of bargadine, two hundred and eight (208) sachets of tramadol 100 mg, three hundred (300) sachets of swinol, one hundred (100) sachets of tramadol 500 mg, fifty (50) sachets of rophynol, and a bag of weed suspected to be cannabis were recovered. The suspect was arrested and taken into custody. Preliminary investigation revealed that the suspect has been in the business for about two years and usually buys the drug at Onitsha and prefers to travel at night so that he will not be caught easily. Efforts to arrest his suppliers and receivers are ongoing.
The commissioner of police, Delta State CP Olufemi Abaniwonda, while commending the gallantry of the DPO and his men, also advises youths to desist from crime and drug abuse, which is also one of the main drivers of crime. The CP also cautions that drug abuse is detrimental to the health and well-being of abusers and hence should be avoided.
SP Edafe Bright, ANIPR, FCIA, FIPMD, PPRO Delta State Police Command, related this report to the press on Tuesday, October 14th, 2025.
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