Unexploded Improvised Explosive Devices, five hand grenades and other bomb-making component were discovered in factory, an uncompleted four-bedroom building in Kabba in central Kogi state.
According to reports, the team of State Security Service agents, police officers and soldiers had raided the building at about 2p.m., following up on intelligence reports gathered during prior investigations.
An anti-bomb squad was on hand to safely recover the explosives and other components, such as NPK fertiliser and other chemicals used in IEDs, as well as cable wires, a transistor radio and other tech devices.
Mr. Cletus Nzeji, the Commander for the anti-bomb squad said the recovered items would be taken into evidence and further analysed.
He confirmed that the explosives recovered had been of a high calibre with the capacity to do major damage.
Nzeji assured that while no arrests have been made, investigations were ongoing to ascertain if the weapons belonged to robbers of members of the Boko Haram sect.
Last week, two members of the sect died in Kaduna state when military agents raided a bomb factory in the city.
Nzeji promised that the owners of the building in Kogi would be found out and the building will be demolished.
Nigeria security you people are funny is it gas cylinder and cable wire you are calling bomb factory shame on you.I think you need a refresher course stop wasting your time for nothing.
ReplyDelete1st comment made me laugh. you know that the Nigerian security authorities will stop at nothing to prove to us (gullible?) Nigerians that they are hard at work. As far as I am concerned that Gullible train ran out of steam long long time. Nigerians have wisened up.
ReplyDeleteSo take the advice in the first comment "Nigerian Security" and get a refresher course.
P.S. Please beware if you use cooking gas. You might get nabbed :)
That floor looks like kitchen floor chei!!
ReplyDeletelmao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMr Fifth Anonymous... I wouldn't better watch how stupid you are before calling another stupid!!!
ReplyDeleteDid you read the report that mentioned a lot of "tech devices" "of high caliber" in an "uncompleted 4 bedroom house"
Open your head Mr!
Pls Nigeria Police shouldn't come and arrest my gas refill guy in the name of Boko Haram cos he's got lots of Gas cylinders in his shop. Dem go soon call that one bomb factory!
ReplyDeleteLWKMD. its hillarious, sad but true...
ReplyDeleteThey said alot of tech devices of high caliber, but the pictures shown here does not tell from the story. They said factory, dont you know how a factory should look like and nobody has been arrested. Na wa 4 naija,
ReplyDeleteHmmmm nija for show,dats really a kitchen floor,yet †ђξ report says an uncompleted buildin and dey av plans τ̲̅ȍ demolish †ђξ buildin smeone has spent his hard earned money τ̲̅ȍ raise all i̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ †ђξ name of bomb factory,is cuttin of †ђξ head †ђξ remedy τ̲̅ȍ headache? God dey.
ReplyDeleteNawa o.... Maybe its time we end the use of Gas Celinda in Nigeria for BH sake.
ReplyDeleteIf some of you guys were not so ignorant, you would know that the gas cylinder will not be containin cookin gas, nd what appears to be electric cable is actually a highly volatile fuse for high impact detonation. Its not rocket science, even elementary science will tell u what cooking gas under high pressure can do- my advice, go to school
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