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Home»Electricity»NSCDC Apprehends Two Suspects Linked To Kano Electricity Distribution Company Theft
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NSCDC Apprehends Two Suspects Linked To Kano Electricity Distribution Company Theft

Editor FrancisBy Editor FrancisSeptember 22, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Kano State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has apprehended two individuals in connection with a case involving robbery, theft, and the vandalization of armoured cables and three driven unit batteries that belong to the Kano Electricity Distribution Company. It has been disclosed that three additional suspects are currently evading capture.

This information was conveyed through a statement issued by the command’s Public Relations Officer, DSC Ibrahim Abdullahi, acting on behalf of the State Commandant, Mohammed Falala. The arrested suspects will now face legal proceedings, while efforts to locate and apprehend the remaining individuals involved are ongoing.

According to him, the arrest was made on Thursday by officers of the Anti-Vandalism Unit of the command at the KEDCO’s distribution substation situated at Briscoe Independence Road, Nassarawa LGA, Kano.

“The suspects were apprehended after our officers swiftly responded to a midnight distressed call about what was happening at the station,” Abdullahi said.





He listed the suspects as Anas Shamsu, 26 of Kumbotso Local Government, and Nasiru Muhammad, 25 of Tamburawa Yamma, Dawakin Kudu Local Government Area.

According to him, the suspects were currently in the custody of the corps undergoing investigation after which they would be charged to court.

“The unfortunate incident of vandalisation of these armoured cables (45mm) and three driven unit batteries, has largely affected the supply of electricity to many places in Kano leaving different communities in total blackout.

“However, the recent arrest and eventual recovery of the items, will no doubt bring succour thereby restoring power supply to those areas,” the statement added

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