Nigerian Hunter Council parades 3 drug syndicates in Plateau
Story from Yakubu VENTIM, Jos
The Plateau State Chapter of the Nigerian Hunter Council has paraded three-drug syndicates who usually sell Cocaine within the Kabong community of Jos North Local Government Council of the state on Tuesday.
The head of the intelligence unit, Mr John Pam, disclosed this to journalists in an interview while parading the culprits at the Federal Secretary in Jos.
Mr Pam told journalists that the drug syndicates were apprehended in Kabong at about 6 AM at the park while they were on information gathering on the activities of the drug sellers who have been on the rampage and the professional hunter council sent one of its staff to act as a buyer.
He explained that on arrival at the venue where the drug barons disbursed their item, he then asked one of the selling agents of the drug, Mr Chinedu Emmanuel, who directed him to where to obtain the substance which then attracted the enforcement team to effect an arrest on them.
Neptune Prime gathered that Mr Chinedu Emmanuel is a 27-year-old man who hails from Abia state, with two children between the age of 7 and 4 years and moved into Plateau state 10 years ago.
According to Chinedu, he works with Kabong Motor Park where he loads vehicles for passengers travelling outside the state.
Mr John Pam vowed to get rid of criminal elements creating sleepless nights to Jenta Adamu, Jenta Mangoro, Kabong and its environs.
He stated that “these men of the underworld are using dangerous substances to attack innocent people by snatching and disposing them of their valuables in the evening.
“The Nigerian hunter council is well repositioned to clamp down on miscreants who are perpetrating crimes in the neighbourhood after consuming the substance.
“We have deployed our staff across all the nooks and cranny of the state capital to ensure a drug-free society by warning guardians against allowing their children to engage in drugs selling and consumption.”
Those paraded include Enoch John, Monday Osumbo and Chinedu Emmanuel as the culprits.
He employed all citizens to provide useful information to the Nigerian Hunter Council to help curtail and reduce crime in the society through a joint collaboration with other stakeholders and security agencies.
