The Nigeria Police Force has recorded operational successes across 10 states, including the recovery of four bodies of suspected terrorists, six AK-47 rifles and a rocket launcher following an attack in Adamawa State.

The operations also resulted in the arrest of suspects linked to various crimes and the release of three abducted victims in Kogi State.

According to a statement signed by the Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Ani Iniedu, the operations formed part of the police’s ongoing efforts to tackle insecurity and criminal activities across the country.

The operational report covered Adamawa, Delta, Cross River, Anambra, Akwa Ibom, Osun, Nasarawa, Kano, Kogi and Gombe states.

Four Suspected Terrorists’ Bodies Recovered in Adamawa

In Adamawa State, joint security operatives recovered four bodies of suspected terrorists, six AK-47 rifles and a rocket launcher following an attack in Garha District, Hong Local Government Area.

The State Criminal Investigation Department in Yola is investigating the incident.

The police did not provide further details about the circumstances of the attack or identify the suspected terrorists.

Suspected Armed Robbers Arrested in Delta

In Delta State, police operatives arrested two suspected armed robbers who were allegedly attempting to rob passengers along Osubi Road.

Items recovered from the suspects included a locally made cut-to-size double-barrelled shotgun, seven live cartridges and a jackknife.

The State Criminal Investigation Department in Asaba is handling the investigation.

Suspect Arrested Over Rape, Armed Robbery in Cross River

Police detectives in Cross River State arrested a suspect allegedly linked to the rape and armed robbery of a 22-year-old woman.

According to the police, the victim’s stolen Infinix Smart 7 mobile phone was recovered during the operation.

The suspect reportedly confessed to threatening the woman with a hammer disguised as a short gun.

The case is under investigation by the State Criminal Investigation Department in Calabar.

24 More Suspects Arrested After Anambra Cult Clash

In Anambra State, detectives arrested 24 additional suspects allegedly connected to a cult clash.

Police said two sharpened machetes were recovered from the suspects, who were providing information to assist the ongoing investigation.

The State Criminal Investigation Department in Awka is handling the case.

Meanwhile, in Akwa Ibom State, police raided a suspected criminal hideout in Ika Local Government Area following intelligence reports.

Four suspects were arrested, while suspected Indian hemp, bottles of illicit liquor and an ice pipe were recovered.

The investigation is being handled by the State Criminal Investigation Department in Uyo.

Arrests Over Alleged Murder and Child Rape

In Osun State, police arrested a suspect in connection with the death of a 20-year-old man who was allegedly pushed into a well during an altercation.

The case is being investigated by the State Criminal Investigation Department in Osogbo.

In Nasarawa State, detectives arrested a suspect over the alleged rape of a five-year-old girl.

The police said the suspect confessed to the offence, while the child underwent a medical examination and was reported to be stable.

The State Criminal Investigation Department in Lafia is investigating the case.

The allegations against the suspects have yet to be determined by a court.

Firearm Recovered in Kano, Three Abductees Released in Kogi

In Kano State, police operatives on patrol intercepted a tricycle and arrested a suspect after allegedly recovering a fabricated revolver pistol and two rounds of live ammunition.

The case is being investigated by the State Criminal Investigation Department in Kano.

In Kogi State, three abducted victims were released unharmed and medically assessed before arrangements for their reunion with their families.

Police said the victims were being debriefed while security operatives continued bush-combing operations to locate those responsible for the abduction.

The State Criminal Investigation Department in Lokoja is investigating the incident.

Police Continue Investigations

The police said investigations into the various incidents were ongoing at the respective State Criminal Investigation Departments.

The latest operations highlight the range of security challenges facing law enforcement, from suspected terrorism and kidnapping to armed robbery, sexual offences and cult-related violence.

The Force reiterated its commitment to tackling criminal activities and urged members of the public to support security agencies by providing useful information.