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DSS Nabs Doctor Allegedly Transporting Medical Supplies To Kidnapping Gangs In Kwara

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DSS Nabs Doctor Allegedly Transporting Medical Supplies To Kidnapping Gangs In Kwara

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The Department of State Services (DSS) has arrested a medical doctor accused of transporting medical supplies from Sokoto to kidnapping syndicates operating in parts of Kwara State.

The suspect was intercepted in the Jebba axis after intelligence linked him to criminal groups seeking treatment for gunshot wounds sustained in recent clashes with security forces.

According to DSS operatives, the gangs had intensified efforts to secure medical care as operations tightened around them.

A security official warned that the syndicates may attempt to infiltrate health facilities in remote, forest-border communities.

“We urge health centres near forest areas to strengthen security, as these criminals may target them for urgent treatment,” the source said. [The Star]

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