Plateau taskforce raids human trafficking rings, arrests 183, rescues 11 minors

A taskforce in Plateau state has conducted raids on human trafficking operations, leading to the arrest of 183 suspects and the rescue of 11 minors.

The Plateau taskforce targeted human trafficking rings in recent operations. Authorities arrested 183 individuals suspected of involvement in these illicit activities. Additionally, 11 minors were rescued from the trafficking networks. This action underscores ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking in the region. No further details on the locations or specific timelines were provided in the reports.

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Plateau State police at a nighttime checkpoint enforcing ban on grazing and mining amid community tensions in Jos North.
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Plateau police ban night grazing and mining activities

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The Plateau State Police Command has banned all night grazing and mining activities across the state, warning violators of the full wrath of the law. The measure follows killings in Anguwan Rukuba community in Jos North, where President Bola Tinubu met grieving families and Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) buried four slain members.

Kaduna State Police Command arrested 41 suspects linked to kidnapping and violent crimes, rescuing seven victims in operations during March and April 2026. Commissioner Rabiu Muhammad announced the achievements to journalists on Monday.

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The Jigawa State Police Command has arrested several suspected kidnappers, armed robbers, thieves, and cattle rustlers across different parts of the state.

The Zamfara State Police Command recovered 329 rustled cattle, 175 sheep, one AK-47 rifle and live ammunition in a raid on a bandits’ hideout.

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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has seized more than 5.3 million kilograms of illicit drugs valued at N1.5 trillion and secured 5,225 convictions over 18 months.

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