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At least 113 alleged kidnappers were detained in a single day in the state, according to the Edo State Police Command.
According to reports, this was revealed in a statement provided to reporters on Thursday, 26, 2026 in Benin City by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, ASP Eno Ikoedem.
In cooperation with the Nigerian Army, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, the NSCDC, vigilante organizations, and local hunters, Ikoedem reported the suspects were taken into custody in “Zangos” in Agbede and Iruekpen on Thursday, February 26, 2026, at around three in the morning.
The apprehended suspects are presently being thoroughly profiled to determine their level of involvement, she said.
According to her, the suspects and their accomplices were apprehended at specific zango villages in Agbede and Iruekpen, where they gathered to collect ransom money.
Under the decisive and results-driven leadership of the Commissioner of Police, Edo State Command, Monday Agbonika, the Edo State Police Command launched a massive joint security sweep across strategic locations in Edo Central at approximately 0300 hours on February 26, 2026, in a bold, intelligence-driven operation and statement.
“Acting on reliable information that ransom money from abduction operations was being secretly accepted and organized at designated “Zangos” in Agbede and Iruekpen.
In a coordinated enforcement action, the Commissioner of Police personally oversaw a powerful combined task force that included members of the Nigeria Police Force, the Nigerian Army, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, the NSCDC, vigilante organizations, and local hunters.
Coordinated operations were conducted on the designated Zango communities in Agbede and Iruekpen, where actionable intelligence revealed that suspected kidnappers and their associates congregate to collect ransom money, reassemble, and blend in with the general people.
According to the results of the targeted raids, 113 suspects were apprehended. In order to determine their degree of involvement, each suspect is presently undergoing extensive profiling.
“The full force of the law will be applied to those found guilty,” she declared.
In the meantime, Monday Agbonika, the State Commissioner of Police, reaffirmed that the Command’s campaign against organized kidnapping networks will continue to be unrelenting and uncompromising.
Agbonika underlined that the police will step up efforts to weaken the armed groups’ personnel and financial support networks throughout the state in addition to targeting them in the forests.
While promising that any intelligence received will be handled with the utmost confidentially, he urged citizens to continue being watchful and to continue giving security authorities timely and reliable information.
He asserted that the Command is still resolute, aggressive, and prepared for combat to protect people and property, and he issued a warning that no place in Edo State would be safe haven for kidnappers or those who assist them.
