The Borno State Police Command has recovered a total of 912 rounds of B32 API type (7.62 x 51mm) in its sustained efforts to enhance public safety and security across the state.
Naziru Abdulmajid, the state Commissioner of Police, said it has recorded another significant operational breakthrough to ensure the safety and protection of civilians in the state.
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This was contained in a statement issued by ASP Nahum Kenneth Daso, Police Public Relations Officer, Borno State Command, on Sunday night
The statement read: “On 4/01/2026, at about 1400hrs, the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) Lamisula Division, acting on credible intelligence, led a team of police operatives to Kumshe Jamba Mari area, Maiduguri, where a hidden cache of ammunition was discovered.
It further added: “Following standard operational procedures, the Department of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) was immediately deployed to the scene. The area was professionally cordoned off, and a total of nine hundred and twelve (912) rounds of B32 API type (7.62 x 51mm) ammunition were safely recovered.
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It stressed: “The recovered exhibits have been secured, while investigations are ongoing to trace the source and intended use of the ammunition, as well as to apprehend those responsible.” The statement was disclosed.
Naziru Abdulmajid commends members of the public for their timely and useful information, and reiterates the Command’s commitment to sustained intelligence-led policing. He further urges residents to continue partnering with the Police by promptly reporting suspicious movements or activities within their communities.
