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Security Nabs Illicit Drug Dealer, Cultist At Kogi Poly

By Noah Ocheni, Lokoja

A 26-year- old suspected illicit drugs dealer, Friday Momoh was on Tuesday at Kogi state Polytechnic arrested by operatives of the school Security Unit.

The suspect  who was also alleged to be a member of secret society was intercepted at Polytechnic gate for being in possession of hard drugs of 66 wraps of weed suspected to be Indian Hemp, 4 containers of weed, assorted charm, scissors, 52,000 cash and other hard drugs called ‘ICE’.

According to the Chief Security Officer of the Polytechnic, Mr. Emmanuel Onuh, said the suspect who is not a student of the institution, was held on his way to the Polytechnic with a bag full of the stated materials.

Mr. Onuh said the security unit was on alert based on intelligence reports that some bad eggs were choosing the opportunity of students marking the students’ week to storm the school.

However, the report at the disposal of management was that cultists were regrouping to test the security might of the Polytechnic but nipped in the bud by the proactive personnel of the Polytechnic.

In a press statement signed by the Head, Public Relations and Protocol Unit, Uredo Omale said During interrogation, Momoh confessed to be a member of secret cult group called “Aro Bagger Confraternity”.

He has since been handed over to the security agents for further investigation.

The Rector of Kogi State Polytechnic, Dr. Salisu Ogbo Usman who commended the effort of the security unit in Momoh’s apprehension noted that the success was another milestone of the present management in eradicating cultism, cult related activities and other social vices.

Dr. Usman, however, warned all criminally minded persons to steer clear of the campuses of the Polytechnic as the management would not take matters capable of breaking down of law and order on campus lightly.

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