Police Reject ₦100m Bribe, Seize 60 Tonnes of Stolen Rails

On April 9, 2026, police operatives in Nasarawa intercepted 60 tonnes of vandalized railway materials and rejected a ₦100 million bribe. The operation was led by a special tactical squad following credible intelligence.
The two suspects arrested were identified as Chisom Goodnew, 32, and Ahm Adamu, 22. The materials included railway track sleepers concealed in sacks of groundnut shells within a trailer truck.
Preliminary investigations indicated that the truck driver was contracted for ₦2.5 million to transport the vandalized materials. Further inquiries revealed a point of organization within a supply chain that involved receiving stolen infrastructure.
The police are continuing efforts to arrest additional members of the syndicate. The conduct of the operatives in rejecting the bribe has been commended as a reflection of professional integrity.
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