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The Nigeria Police Force has arrested a chef, John Cosmos Govi, for allegedly being part of a burglary operation at a residence in Abuja where luxury items and valuables worth about N150 million were reportedly stolen.
The Force Public Relations Officer, DCP Anthony Placid, who announced the arrest on Monday, May 25, 2026, said the suspect was arrested by operatives of the Force Intelligence Department Intelligence Response Team (FID-IRT) following investigations into allegations of criminal conspiracy, housebreaking, theft, malicious damage and administering harmful substances.
In findings, police said Govi who was said to have gained employment as a chef at the residence, studied the movement of occupants, internal routine and security setup before allegedly carrying out the operation on April 23, 2026.
He was said to have worked with two accomplices known as Peter and Moses, who are on the run, investigators said.
Police said food prepared in the house was laced with a suspected sedative substance to weaken the occupants and security personnel.
The suspects reportedly broke into the property, damaged CCTV installations and stole 20 luxury wristwatches valued at about N150 million, along with other valuables, after they allegedly became unconscious.
DCP Anthony Placid, while commenting on the development, said the suspect was intercepted around the Gwagwalada axis of the Federal Capital Territory while trying to flee to Lagos. He said an iPhone 17 Pro Max, believed to be owned by the victim, and a suspected chemical substance were also recovered.
“We are still committed to dismantling organised criminal networks and ensuring that all fleeing accomplices are brought to justice,” Placid said.
Efforts are continuing to arrest the suspects who fled and to conclude investigations into the case,” police said.
