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May 15, 20144 min read

Interpol Arrests Nyanya Bombing Suspect, Aminu Sadiq In Sudan

Interpol Arrests Nyanya Bombing Suspect, Aminu Sadiq In Sudan
Galaxy TV · Politics desk · Lagos

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Federal Government, yesterday, revealed that the terror fugitive behind the Nyanya bombing, Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche who was declared wanted by the Nigerian Police Force has been arrested.

Ogwuche was arrested in Sudan following an international red alert issued for his search and arrest by the National Bureau of Interpol based at the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters, in Abuja.

The Coordinator of the National briefing centre on security, Mr. Mike Omeri, confirmed his arrest during a briefing in Abuja.

The suspect, Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche was declared wanted by the Department of State Security after linking him to the deadly blast in Nyanya which claimed over 74 lives.

The discovery of the escape of the suspect, while five others were arrested prompted the DSS to declare him wanted alongside one other suspect.

Omeri who is also the Director General of National Orientation Agency (NOA) noted that the security operatives are already working to ensure his extradition to Nigeria from where he was arrested.

According to Omeri, “Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche who was earlier declared wanted has been arrested in Sudan with the efforts of the Army, DSS, the National Bureau of the Interpol based at the Nigerian Police Force Headquarters and security operatives of Sudan.

“The efforts of the interpol, Nigerian Police and the Department of State Security Service has led to his arrest,” Omeri said.

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