Adamawa Police Arrest 14 Shilia Cultists, Recover Weapons
The Adamawa State Police Command has arrested14 Shilia cultist and recovered two tricycles and dangerous weapons.
Ngurege said the state Command Taskforce team set up recently by the state police commissioner to curb the activities of the notorious Shila boys terrorising the residents in the state has started yielding positive results. “The Command equally recovered two tricycles with registration No. YLA 027 WZ and GRE 335 QE; 10 sharp knives, some quantity of illicit drugs, dry weeds suspected to be Indian hemp, among others.
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