The Kano State Police Command has recovered 160 suspected stolen solar inverters valued at ₦59.2m and arrested four suspects in separate operations linked to alleged theft and armed robbery involving fuel dispensing machines worth ₦10.2m.
The command disclosed this in a statement issued on Saturday by its spokesman, CSP Abdullahi Kiyawa, saying the breakthroughs were recorded within 48 hours through intelligence-led operations by the Sharada Police Division and the Special Intervention Squad.
According to the statement, detectives attached to the Sharada Police Division acted on credible intelligence on July 29 following information that a 43-year-old suspect, Abdullahi Isah, was advertising large quantities of solar inverters at suspiciously low prices.
The police said the suspect was arrested, while a follow-up search led to the recovery of 160 units of 6.5KW/48V solar inverters, valued at ₦59.2m, from an uncompleted building at Haye Quarters, along the Western Bypass in Kano.
“The recovered items
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