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NSCDC arrests 7 suspects over alleged illegal blasting activities

Admin May 21, 2026
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The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Ondo State Command, says it has arrested seven suspects for illegal blasting activities in Akure.

SC Daniel Aidamenbor, NSCDC State Public Relations Officer (PRO), made this known in a statement on Thursday in Akure.

Aidamenbor explained that the suspects were arrested by the operatives of the command’s mines and steel unit, in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Mines headed by Mr. Mayowa Omosebi.

“The suspects, all residents of Akure but indigenes of different states, were arrested on Thursday, 21 May at Agbogbo Area along Ilesa–Akure–Owo Expressway, Akure.

“Preliminary investigations revealed that the suspects, all male, were engaged in illegal blasting operations using explosives without the necessary authorisation and permits, contrary to the relevant mining and explosives laws.

“The operation further underscores the strong and effective collaboration between the command and relevant stakeholders in the mining sector within the state.

“The synergy has significantly enhanced intelligence sharing and enabled rapid intervention in critical situations. The NSCDC Ondo State Command remains committed to safeguarding lives and property.

“We will continue to collaborate with sister security agencies to combat illegal mining, unlawful blasting activities, and related crimes,” he said.

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