12 Suspected Illegal Immigrants Nabbed By NSCDC In Kwara
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The spokesperson for the corps in the state, ASC 1 Ayoola Michael Shola, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday, February 25, 2026.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kwara State Command, has apprehended 12 suspected illegal immigrants in Ilorin.
The spokesperson for the corps in the state, ASC 1 Ayoola Michael Shola, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday, February 25, 2026.
According to him, the twelve suspected illegal immigrants from Mali were apprehended in Akerebiata area in Ilorin on Sunday, February 22, around 10: pm following a tip-off from concerned members of the public.
“The suspects, identified as Umar Sangari (25), Bubu Bill (43), Modibo Keita (26), Mahmud Jaalo (22), Bakare Sumonu (20), Saiku Dubia (28), Panda Aboubacar (32), Malle Siaka (24), Seku Barry (34), Lamine Bakou (27), Baye Bolly (24), and Zuman Traore (26), were reportedly occupying a two-bedroom apartment rented in Akerebiata through a local agent under suspicious circumstances” the statement read.
“Items recovered during the operation include 9 mobile phones, 2 international passports, identification cards, a wristwatch, keys, and cash, among other items.”
Commandant Bodinga disclosed that the command has commenced an in-depth investigation to ascertain the circumstances surrounding their presence in the state and to determine whether there are any criminal links or intentions to perpetrate unlawful activities.
“Upon the conclusion of investigations, the suspects will be handed over to the Nigeria Immigration Service for further investigation and necessary action in accordance with existing immigration laws.” he noted
He further disclosed that the arrests came amid growing security concerns within the state, stressing that the Command will not fold its arms and allow unscrupulous elements to turn Kwara into a haven for criminal activities.
“We remain fully committed to safeguarding lives, protecting property, and curbing all forms of criminality across the state,” he stated.
Commandant Bodinga urged residents to remain vigilant, report suspicious activities, and cooperate with law enforcement to ensure the safety and security of all communities.
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