Close Menu
    Recent Posts
    • Nigerian Navy Uncovers Massive Illegal Fuel Stockpile, Deactivates Refining Site In Rivers
    • Nigerian Navy Hands Over Another Suspected Militant Collaborator To DSS In Cross River
    • Democracy Wasn’t Given, It Was Won: CISLAC Pays Tributes To Nigeria’s Fallen Heroes
    • Despite Challenges, Nigeria’s Democracy Worth Defending-SGF Akume Declares
    • Alleged N2b Nigeria Air Fraud: How Ex-Aviation Minister Sirika Acquired Ethiopian Airlines As Fake Nigeria Air-Witness
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Trending
    • Nigerian Navy Uncovers Massive Illegal Fuel Stockpile, Deactivates Refining Site In Rivers
    • Nigerian Navy Hands Over Another Suspected Militant Collaborator To DSS In Cross River
    • Democracy Wasn’t Given, It Was Won: CISLAC Pays Tributes To Nigeria’s Fallen Heroes
    • Despite Challenges, Nigeria’s Democracy Worth Defending-SGF Akume Declares
    • Alleged N2b Nigeria Air Fraud: How Ex-Aviation Minister Sirika Acquired Ethiopian Airlines As Fake Nigeria Air-Witness
    • Alleged $6b Mambilla Project Fraud: Witness Clarifies Matters On Certification Of FEC Meeting Extracts
    • EFCC Arraigns Blessing CEO For Alleged N13m Cancer Fraud In Lagos
    • Xenophobia: NEMA Activates Reception Arrangements For Nigerian Returnees From South Africa
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube
    HumsimediaHumsimedia
    • Home
    • News
      • News Analysis
      • Politics
      • Environment
      • Energy
      • Security
      • Defence
    • Entertainment
    • Business
      • Economy
    • Health
    • Interview
    • Lifestyle
    • Global News
    HumsimediaHumsimedia
    Home » Nigerian Navy Hands Over Another Suspected Militant Collaborator To DSS In Cross River
    News

    Nigerian Navy Hands Over Another Suspected Militant Collaborator To DSS In Cross River

    HumsiBy HumsiJune 11, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    By Miriam Humbe

    The Nigerian Navy has recorded another significant breakthrough in its ongoing operations against militancy and criminality within the Calabar waterways.

    The Navy handed over a suspected militant collaborator to the Department of State Services (DSS), Calabar Command.

    Navy Captain Abiodun Folorunsho, the
    Director Naval Information, of the Nigerian Navy disclosed this in a statement signed on Thursday.

    The suspect, identified as Mr Ubong Clement, was arrested by personnel of Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) VICTORY deployed at the Forward Security Outpost on Dayspring Island, Akpabuyo Local Government Area of Cross River State.

    The arrest forms part of sustained intelligence-driven operations aimed at dismantling criminal networks and their support structures within the area.

    Preliminary investigations established that the suspect allegedly maintained regular contact with members of militant groups operating within the Dayspring Island axis and was involved in activities that compromised ongoing security operations.

    Intelligence further linked the suspect to a notorious militant identified as Steven Joseph, alias “Juju,” who has been associated with criminal activities within the waterways.

    Further findings revealed that the suspect allegedly acted as a conduit for the disposal of goods stolen from market boats intercepted by militants operating in the area.

    Investigations indicated that proceeds from the sale of such items were remitted to the militant network, thereby providing financial and logistical support for their operations.

    Following the conclusion of preliminary investigations, the suspect was handed over to the Department of State Services for further investigation and possible prosecution in accordance with extant laws.

    The handover underscores the Nigerian Navy’s determination to not only target criminal elements directly involved in militancy but also dismantle the support networks that sustain their activities.

    By disrupting these local facilitators, security forces continue to degrade the operational capability of criminal groups operating within the maritime environment.

    The Nigerian Navy remains committed to sustaining intelligence-led operations, community engagement, and targeted security actions to ensure lasting peace and security within the Calabar waterways and adjoining communities.

    Cross Rivers State Department of State Security DSS Militancy Nigerian Navy
    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Tumblr Email
    Humsi
    • Website

    Related Posts

    Nigerian Navy Uncovers Massive Illegal Fuel Stockpile, Deactivates Refining Site In Rivers

    June 11, 2026

    Democracy Wasn’t Given, It Was Won: CISLAC Pays Tributes To Nigeria’s Fallen Heroes

    June 11, 2026

    Despite Challenges, Nigeria’s Democracy Worth Defending-SGF Akume Declares

    June 11, 2026
    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest
    © 2026 Humsimedia. Designed by Humsi Media.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

    • read-excerpt-part-3-occurrence-owl-creek-bridgehis-neck
    • best-states-intention-john-steinbecks-novel-grapes
    • move-1-digit-fix-equation9810296
    • consider-pulley-system-mechanical-advantage-3-connected
    • arab-spring-best-described-asthe-violent-reaction-arab
    • chronic-sleep-deprivation-likely-contribute-toweight
    • goals-terrorists-groupsregardless-ideology-check-applyto
    • read-excerpt-narrative-life-offrederick-douglassi-two
    • select-correct-answerwho-people-introduce-bill-house
    • match-term-definition
    • sentence-uses-colons-semicolons-correctlythe-passengers
    • chip-believes-individuals-crowds-behave-rationally
    • read-excerpt-dangerous-gamebyrichard-connellcivilized
    • find-volume-right-circular-cone-height-32-base-diameter
    • following-step-making-escape-plan-person-abusive
    • rousseau-differ-voltairerousseau-french-philosopher
    • decide-following-sentence-grammatically-correct
    • read-sentenceas-watched-performance-unfold-wereglued
    • groups-benefited-1862-homestead-actwealthy-farmerssingle
    • sophia-putting-together-training-manual-new-batch