98% of explosives criminals use imported before border closure – Police

Afeez Hanafi The Explosive Ordnance Department of the Nigeria Police Force has revealed that the majority of explosive and radioactive materials in the hands of criminals were imported before the bor

der closure.

Maikudi spoke on Thursday at the first quarterly conference of the command in Ikeja, Lagos, noting that stiffer punishment would be meted out to firms found engaging in illegal dealing. Speaking on the theme, “EOD Dynamics: Enhancing Nuclear/Chemical Security in Nigeria, the CP said there was an urgent need to devise corresponding tactics to address “the dynamics in the strategies devised by terrorist groups.”

“With the growing spate of violent crimes which at times involve the use of improvised explosive devices resulting in indiscriminate destruction of lives and property, there is an urgent need for corresponding actions to be taken.

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