In its efforts to secure and make all Nigerians forests habitable, the Kano state command of the Nigeria Hunter and Forest Security Service (NHFSS) has arrested four (4) suspected cattle rustlers in Tudun Wada local government area of the state.
In a audio message to Kano state commander Abdullahi Al’ameen which was obtained by GLOBAL TRACKER correspondent, operatives of the command said the suspects was arrested following tips from the neighborhood that unidentified people rustled cows from herders and find their way to protest.
According to it, on receiving the report command’s operatives dispatched it gallant officers to Falgore forest which result in the arrest of two suspected rustlers.
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“The Herders comes from Kauru and Kubau local government areas in Kaduna state, they have come to Doguwa for their daily business, after they have branched some unidentified people rustled some of their cows, we track them down at the hearts of the Falgore forest and arrest them,” he said.
All the two suspects have been transferred to Kubau local government police station for further investigation and subsequent prosecution.
Meanwhile, operatives of the NHFSS Kano command has arrested and four people on allegation of looting public properties at rijiyar Zaki of Gwale local government area.
The suspect is trying to loots public properties at Kansakali area along main campus of the Yusuf Maitama Sule University in Kano metropolis.
The suspects was also handed over to Rijiyar Zaki division of the Nigerian police force.
In the same vein, operatives of the command has arrested an Ibadan indigene residing in Kano who attempt to stolen foods and other valuables at Singer market.
The state commander Abdullahi Al-ameen has commended command’s operatives, assuring their commitment to the protection of life’s and properties of the general populace.