The Nigeria Police Force has today made more revelations about the Offa Bank robbery that took place in Kwara state early April. According to a press release signed by Force Public Relations Officer ACP Jimoh Moshood Force headquarters, Abuja, the police is making significant progress in the investigation into the Offa Banks robbery in kwara state that occurred on 5th April, 2018.
The press release stated further that, “more than twenty (20) principal suspects have been arrested and their details were released to the public including the following exhibits that were recovered from them; i. Two (2) Beretta Pistols ii. Twenty (20) Rounds of Live Ammunition iii. Four (4) Phones and SIM cards belonging to victims, some of whom were killed during the attack.
The good news according to the police is that, “all the suspects are cooperating with the Police in the investigation into the incident. Currently, some of the other gang leaders and principal suspects at
large are being identified and their pictures obtained for further investigation.”
In the same vein, the police in furtherance of its duties, released, “the photographs of these wanted suspects to the public for assistance from public spirited individuals and general public for information to arrest them. They are also being placed on INTERPOL Watch list and Red Alert. Other sister security and safety agencies are equally implored to arrest them and hand over to the nearest Police Station or Formation across the country or avail the Police with any information they may have or come across about these suspects.”
The police urged members of the general public who have any information about “these wanted suspects should feel free to contact the Police through the following Phone numbers: 08062080913, 08126285268, 08032365122, 07056792065, 08088450152. Protection of the informant will be guaranteed by the Police and handsome rewards in addition to the pledge of Five Million (N5,000,000) by Kwara State Government await anyone whose information leads to the arrest of these wanted suspects.”
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