NIGERIA POLICE ARREST NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL BASHIR HADEJA FOR TREASON AND TRANSNATIONAL CRIMES
In a significant breakthrough, Nigerian police have arrested Bashir Hadeja, a notorious criminal known for his involvement in money laundering and various transnational crimes, over the weekend. Hadeja faces charges of treason, subversive activities against the Nigerian government, trans-border gun-running, heists, and other serious offenses.
The arrest follows intelligence reports indicating Hadeja's involvement in smuggling large caches of weapons and bars of gold believed to have been stolen from the Central Bank of Libya. The Nigerian police acted swiftly, capturing Hadeja and uncovering his extensive criminal network.
Hadeja, who traded dangerous weapons and gold as cover, is accused of aiding terrorism and engaging in various criminal activities across northern Nigeria. His network reportedly includes high-profile sponsors, among them a serving PDP Governor in a North Western State and other politicians from both the northern and southern regions.
During sustained interrogations, Hadeja confessed to sponsoring a large number of youths who participated in the recent #EndBadGovernance protests in Kano, Kaduna, Jigawa, and Abuja. He also admitted to blackmailing politicians and government officials, as well as orchestrating an attack on the APC headquarters in Jigawa State.
Further investigations revealed incriminating documents in Hadeja's possession, including tracking documents of high-profile personalities and an international passport from the Republic of Vanuatu, set to expire on September 14, 2030. A video showing Hadeja displaying bars of gold bearing Gaddafi’s statue, believed to be stolen from the Libyan Central Bank, was also uncovered.
Hadeja is currently cooperating with authorities, revealing the identities of his sponsors and other allies, including a former director of the Department of State Services (DSS). The investigation continues as security forces work to dismantle Hadeja’s criminal network and bring all involved to justice.
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