Operatives of Lagos State Police Command have arrested one Lukman Sanni, 24,suspected of conveying illegal firearms, during a stop-and-search operation at Iyana Isashi.
The Police said the arrest was part of its sustained efforts to combat illegal possession and trafficking of firearms, and other criminal activities in the state
In a statement, the command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Abimbola Adebisi, said ,a search conducted on the suspect led to the recovery of a locally made pistol, two live cartridges and a suspected charm.
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Lagos police nab arms courier
28 October 2026 2:30 am WAT
By Chris Oji
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Operatives of Lagos State Police Command have arrested one Lukman Sanni, 24,suspected of conveying illegal firearms, during a stop-and-search operation at Iyana Isashi.
The Police said the arrest was part of its sustained efforts to combat illegal possession and trafficking of firearms, and other criminal activities in the state
In a statement, the command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Abimbola Adebisi, said ,a search conducted on the suspect led to the recovery of a locally made pistol, two live cartridges and a suspected charm.
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“Preliminary investigations are ongoing to establish the circumstances surrounding the possession and intended delivery of the recovered firearm and ammunition. The suspect is currently in custody and is providing useful information to aid the investigation.
“Commissioner of Police, Tijani Fatai, reiterated the Command’s commitment to combating illegal firearms possession, arms trafficking, cultism and other criminal activities across the State. He urged residents to remain vigilant and promptly report suspicious activities to the Police, noting that credible information from the public remains vital to maintaining peace and security. “Bu
