The Ogun State Police Command has launched an investigation into the arrest of two male suspects by personnel of the Nigeria Forest Security Service. The incident occurred in the Atiba area of Ijebu-Ode during a security operation on Thursday, June 4, 2026.
Police Confirm Arrest and Investigation
DSP Oluseyi Babaseyi, spokesperson for the command, confirmed the development in a statement. He noted that investigations are ongoing to establish the identities of the suspects and determine the circumstances surrounding their activities in the area.
“The Ogun State Police Command has commenced an investigation following the apprehension of two male suspects by personnel of the Nigeria Forest Security Service in the Atiba area of Ijebu-Ode on Thursday, June 4, 2026,” the statement read.
The suspects were intercepted during a security operation and subsequently handed over to the police for further investigation. Preliminary inquiries are underway to uncover their identities and the nature of their activities.
Assurance to Residents
The command assured residents that the situation is under control and that there is no cause for alarm. The statement emphasized that the suspects will be subjected to a thorough and professional investigation in accordance with the law. Any further action will be guided by the outcome of ongoing inquiries.
“The Ogun State Police Command wishes to assure residents that the situation is under control and that there is no cause for alarm. The suspects will be subjected to a thorough and professional investigation in accordance with the law, while any further action will be guided by the outcome of ongoing inquiries,” the statement added.
Commitment to Public Safety
The command reiterated its commitment to maintaining public safety and security across the state. It urged members of the public to continue supporting law enforcement agencies with credible and timely information.
For emergencies and credible information, residents may contact the Ogun State Police Command through Gateway Shield (Toll-Free): 0800 000 9111; Emergency Lines: 0906 283 7609, 0912 014 1706, 0915 102 7369, 0708 497 2994.
