OSUN NSCDC ARRESTS 24-YEAR-OLD BRICKLAYER FOR VANDALISING GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

OSUN NSCDC ARRESTS 24-YEAR-OLD BRICKLAYER FOR VANDALISING GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

The Osun State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has arrested one Akeem Sulaiman, a 24-year-old resident of No. 23 Aladorun Compound, Iwo, Osun State, for allegedly vandalising AUD secondary School, Iwo.

 

According to the State Commandant, Michael Adaralewa PhD, the suspect was apprehended by NSCDC personnel in Iwo on Sunday, 7th September, 2024, around 11:15 am, while moving the stolen valuables to metal scrap buyers.

 

Recovered items from the suspect include:

– 13 pieces of new stainless washing hand basins

– Pumping machine monitoring box

– Communication cables

– 3 stainless trays

– 4 hand shovels

 

Discreet Investigations revealed that the suspect, was a former labourer, employed by the building contractor during the school’s construction and has been stealing from various buildings under construction for six years, selling the items to metal scrap buyers.

Commandant Adaralewa stated that Section 451 of the Criminal Code Law, Cap 34, Law of Osun State, Nigeria, makes it an offence to wilfully and unlawfully destroy or damage property.

 

The Commandant said that, the suspect would face the full wrath of the law, to serve as a deterrent to others who destroy government property.

 

He also cautioned metal scrap buyers in the state to desist from buying stolen items, he warned that, those found culpable would be dealt with according to the law.

 

Signed,

ASC Kehinde Adeleke

CDPRO,

Osun State Command

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