In a statement signed by the Nigerian Navy Director
of Information, Commodore Christian Ezekobe, and made available to newsmen in
Abuja. Nigerian Navy had nabbed
the suspect who was picked up on July 11 at about 11 a.m., is believed to be a major logistics supplier to the group which had claimed responsibility for attacks on NNPC and Chevron pipelines in the region. “The arrest was made following a confessional statement obtained from an earlier arrested suspect who gave details of the involvement of other collaborators in the attacks. “Preliminary
investigations also revealed that the suspect recently supplied 10 batteries, five large coils of wire and other materials purportedly used for the attacks,’’ the director said. The Nigerian Navy said it would continue to partner with sister security agencies and members of the public to eliminate all forms of economic sabotage such as vandalization of pipelines and piracy.
the suspect who was picked up on July 11 at about 11 a.m., is believed to be a major logistics supplier to the group which had claimed responsibility for attacks on NNPC and Chevron pipelines in the region. “The arrest was made following a confessional statement obtained from an earlier arrested suspect who gave details of the involvement of other collaborators in the attacks. “Preliminary
investigations also revealed that the suspect recently supplied 10 batteries, five large coils of wire and other materials purportedly used for the attacks,’’ the director said. The Nigerian Navy said it would continue to partner with sister security agencies and members of the public to eliminate all forms of economic sabotage such as vandalization of pipelines and piracy.
in a statement signed
by its Director of Information, Commodore Christian Ezekobe, and made
available to newsmen in Abuja.
According to Ezekobe, the suspect who was picked up on July 11 at about
11 a.m., is believed to be a major logistics supplier to the group which
had claimed responsibility for attacks on NNPC and Chevron pipelines in
the region.
“The arrest was made following a confessional statement obtained from an
earlier arrested suspect who gave details of the involvement of other
collaborators in the attacks.
“Preliminary investigations also revealed that the suspect recently
supplied 10 batteries, five large coils of wire and other materials
purportedly used for the attacks,’’ the director said.
The NN said it would continue to partner with sister security agencies
and members of the public to eliminate all forms of economic sabotage
such as vandalisation of pipelines and piracy.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/nigerian-navy-arrests-niger-delta-avengers-major-logistics-supplier/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/nigerian-navy-arrests-niger-delta-avengers-major-logistics-supplier/
in a statement signed
by its Director of Information, Commodore Christian Ezekobe, and made
available to newsmen in Abuja.
According to Ezekobe, the suspect who was picked up on July 11 at about
11 a.m., is believed to be a major logistics supplier to the group which
had claimed responsibility for attacks on NNPC and Chevron pipelines in
the region.
“The arrest was made following a confessional statement obtained from an
earlier arrested suspect who gave details of the involvement of other
collaborators in the attacks.
“Preliminary investigations also revealed that the suspect recently
supplied 10 batteries, five large coils of wire and other materials
purportedly used for the attacks,’’ the director said.
The NN said it would continue to partner with sister security agencies
and members of the public to eliminate all forms of economic sabotage
such as vandalisation of pipelines and piracy.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/nigerian-navy-arrests-niger-delta-avengers-major-logistics-supplier/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/nigerian-navy-arrests-niger-delta-avengers-major-logistics-supplier/
in a statement signed
by its Director of Information, Commodore Christian Ezekobe, and made
available to newsmen in Abuja.
According to Ezekobe, the suspect who was picked up on July 11 at about
11 a.m., is believed to be a major logistics supplier to the group which
had claimed responsibility for attacks on NNPC and Chevron pipelines in
the region.
“The arrest was made following a confessional statement obtained from an
earlier arrested suspect who gave details of the involvement of other
collaborators in the attacks.
“Preliminary investigations also revealed that the suspect recently
supplied 10 batteries, five large coils of wire and other materials
purportedly used for the attacks,’’ the director said.
The NN said it would continue to partner with sister security agencies
and members of the public to eliminate all forms of economic sabotage
such as vandalisation of pipelines and piracy.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/nigerian-navy-arrests-niger-delta-avengers-major-logistics-supplier/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/nigerian-navy-arrests-niger-delta-avengers-major-logistics-supplier/
