Operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) have arrested a suspected gunrunner, Kelvin Ebikeniye Dugo, in Cross River State.
The arrest took place on Monday at Ivara Esu Estate in Odukpani Local Government Area, following credible intelligence indicating that the suspect planned to purchase a large cache of ammunition.
Security sources revealed that Dugo was apprehended shortly after receiving 832 rounds of live ammunition from another suspected gunrunner, identified as Azenda Barnabas, also known as “Jagaban,” who is based in Aliade, Benue State. The ammunition was reportedly concealed within food items to evade detection.
Items recovered from the suspect include 832 rounds of live ammunition and two empty AK-47 magazines.
According to the sources, the DSS has intensified operations nationwide as part of ongoing efforts to dismantle gunrunning networks and curb the proliferation of illegal arms.
They added that the operation underscores the agency’s commitment to tackling criminal activities and enhancing national security.
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