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    Police raid three ESN camps in Imo, arrest kingpins

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorJune 26, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Nigerian Police on Saturday invaded three training camps of the Eastern Security Network, ESN and arrested some yet to be identified leaders of the group.

    The operation was conducted by the Imo Command’s tactical units, IRT and special forces on Saturday morning.

    The Special Adviser on Media to the Imo State Police Commissioner, CSP Mike Abatam revealed the situation in a statement on Saturday.

    The statement said that some of the criminal elements escaped into the forest after being overrun by the operatives during a gun duel.

    According to him, some items including weapons, charms and drugs were recovered from the camp.

    The three camps are located at Atta in Ikeduru, Izombie in Oguta and Ideato North local government areas of Imo State.

    The statement reads in part, “Due to the superior firepower of the Police, the hoodlums were overrun by the tactical units while some of the hoodlums escaped with bullets wounds into the forest.

    “Several weapons, stolen cars, explosives, gun powders, charms, lPOB/ESN flags, ammunitions, bags of Indian Hemps, tramadol tablets and many other hard drugs were recovered”.

    ESN is a paramilitary organization established by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB with Mazi Nnamdi Kanu as its Commander.

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