FEATURED
BREAKING! Bandits Kill Policeman On “Stop And Search Duty” In Asaba, Cart Away Two Rifles, Pistol
Suspected armed robbers on Friday night killed one police officer at Kowen Plaza in Asaba, the Delta State Capital after they released bullets on policemen on “Stop and Search duty” in the area, BigPen Online can report.
The suspected hoodlums after the attack, made away with two service rifles belonging to the policemen and a pistol.
Other Police Officers on duty at the time of the attack sustained serious machete cut from the hoodlums who disarmed the police officers.
A source from the area, said there was sporadic shooting throughout the attack.
Delta State Commissioner of Police, CP Muhammad Mustafa, when contacted on Saturday morning confirmed the report.
CP Mustafa said, “It happened between 7-8pm. A Policeman died during the attacks. They carted away two rifles and a pistol. The Police is investigating the matter and I assure you that we will get to the root.”
Photo: Desmond Elliot Kneels to Tinubu’s CoS Gbajabiamila, Apologises Over Surulere APC Primary Loss
Plateau Attacks: 13 Killed as Gunmen Open Fire on Passengers, Communities
Dangote Refinery N2.15tn IPO on NGX: What to Know About NGX Listing in 2026
EFCC Scandal: Senior ACE Officer Accused of $1M Unexplained Wealth, 10% Extortion in Petition to Olukoyede
Okowa Backs Ika Vision 2032 as Anglican Diocese Launches Endowment Fund
How NDLEA Uncovered Colorado Hidden in Speakers, Bread
2027 poll: Arewa Youths in Warri South Endorses Tinubu, Sheriff, Other Candidates, Pledges 5/5 Victory
Onanuga Blasts Peter Obi as ‘Overhyped, Clueless’ Ahead of 2027 Election
Tinubu Mourns Bamanga Tukur, Hails ‘Man of Big Ideas’ as Former Gongola Governor Dies at 90
Man Arrested While Allegedly Trying to Sell His 16-Month-Old Daughter in Abia Hotel
One Suspect Arrested Over Ondo Herbal Drink Deaths as Toll Rises Above 30
₦100BN OIL AND GAS PARK: OMO-AGEGE HITS BACK AT DAFINONE—”STOP SABOTAGING URHOBO’S BIGGEST PROJECT SINCE DSC,” BY GODWIN ANAUGHE
Diphtheria Outbreak: 2 Dead, 5 Confirmed Cases in Abuja — FCTA Moves to Contain Spread
Xenophobic Attacks: National Assembly Suspends Official Visits to South Africa, Orders Boycott
