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Police nab truck diversion syndicates, recover N60m stolen goods

The Zone 2 Police Command, Onikan, Lagos State, has apprehended nine suspects linked to two major criminal syndicates specialised in stealing and diversion of goods in transit, wit

By Oyetoke Adedayo Ebenezer

1 min read 2 views Updated Aug 27, 2026
The Zone 2 Police Command, Onikan, Lagos State, has apprehended nine suspects linked to two major criminal syndicates specialised in stealing and diversion of goods in transit, with the recovery of goods valued at more than N60 million. The Assistant Inspector-General (AIG) in charge of the zone, Mr Olohundare Jimoh, disclosed this on Monday in a statement issued by the zone’s spokesperson, DSP Gbenga Afolayan.

Jimoh said that detectives attached to the Zone 2 Dragon Team acted on credible intelligence from a reliable informant and launched a covert operation targeted at dismantling criminal networks involved in diverting goods from their lawful destinations to illegal receivers and black-market buyers. “The operation, carried out on May 15, led to the arrest of nine suspects who are between the ages of 42 and 62.

“Preliminary investigations revealed that the syndicates worked in collaboration with truck drivers and their assistants, who allegedly diverted goods in transit before selling them to receivers at reduced prices,” he said. The police boss said the suspects usually abandoned the trucks at strategic locations after carrying out the transactions in a bid to evade arrest.

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The Zone 2 Police Command, Onikan, Lagos State, has apprehended nine suspects linked to two major criminal syndicates specialised in stealing and diversion of goods in transit, wit The Zone 2 Police Command, Onikan, Lagos State, has apprehended nine suspects linked to two major criminal syndicates specialised in stealing and diversion of goods in transit, with the recovery...

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  • The Zone 2 Police Command, Onikan, Lagos State, has apprehended nine suspects linked to two major criminal syndicates specialised in stealing and diversion of goods in transit, wit The Zone 2 Police Command, Onikan, Lagos State, has apprehended nine suspects linked to two major criminal syndicates specialised in stealing and diversion of goods in transit, with the recovery of goods valued at more than N60 million.
  • The Assistant Inspector-General (AIG) in charge of the zone, Mr Olohundare Jimoh, disclosed this on Monday in a statement issued by the zone’s spokesperson, DSP Gbenga Afolayan.Jimoh said that detectives attached to the Zone 2 Dragon Team acted on credible intelligence from a reliable informant and launched a covert operation targeted at dismantling criminal networks involved in diverting goods from their lawful destinations to illegal receivers and black-market buyers.
  • “The operation, carried out on May 15, led to the arrest of nine suspects who are between the ages of 42 and 62.“Preliminary investigations revealed that the syndicates worked in collaboration with truck drivers and their assistants, who allegedly diverted goods in transit before selling them to receivers at reduced prices,” he said.
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May 25, 2026

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