Nigerian warriors observing a designated spot in Adamawa State have caught six mine block vehicles that seemed to have been delivered into Nigeria without reasonable treatment. 

The military workforce, associated with the Nigerian Army 23 Armored Brigade in Yola, clutched the stuff in Fufore Local Government Area this week. 

The Nigerian Army couldn't speedily check the obligation regarding equipment, where they were being sent from and their level headed, PREMIUM TIMES acquired from military sources. 

Disregarding the way that the Nigerian Army headquarters has composed a basic assessment concerning the disclosure, the equipment have been offered over to the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) meanwhile. 

On Saturday, the head of 23 Armored Brigade, S.G. Mohammed, given over the vehicles to the expert of Customs responsible for Adamawa and Taraba, Olumoh Kamaldeen, at a capacity in Konkol, Fufore LGA, PREMIUM TIMES learnt. 

It isn't instantly sure whether suspects have been caught. It is illegal to import such stuff without an end-customer supports from the Office of the National Suecurity Adviser (ONSA), which is the primary government association with powers to issue such report. 

The progression could also irritated security workplaces, who have continued grappling with serious shortcoming and severity the country over. 

Security agents reliably question how mental oppressors and various criminals acquire weapons they have used to hold the country enduring an onslaught for quite a while, empowering security and knowledge workplaces to give greater freedom to understanding the eccentric catch of unlawful arms improvement. 

The latest catch of six mine-obstacle rough terrain vehicles (MATV) came three months after a Nigerian government official, Ibikunle Amosun, gave over weapons he had unlawfully amassed for a significant drawn-out period of time to the police.

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