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“The guys are talented. We need to work on them” – Police PRO says as he shares photos of confiscated locally made guns
The spokesperson of the Nigeria Police Force, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, has reacted to the quality of locally made guns that were recently discovered in a gun factory in Jos, Plateau state.
In a statement earlier released, Adejobi said the police recently uncovered a factory in Kuru, Jos, Plateau state where rifles are fabricated. He disclosed that a total of 2 Ak-47 rifles, 9 automatic pistols, and 1,800 rounds of live ammunition were recovered.
Posting the photos of the recovered rifles on X, Adejobi stated that the men who produce the illegal arms are talented that government needs to work with them.
He also stated that the ammunitions can kill just as the legally produced ones.
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