The Ogun State Community, Social Orientation and Safety Corps, also known as So-Safe Corps, has arrested two young men for allegedly breaking into five shops and stealing clothing and other items in the Idiroko area of the state.

The suspects, identified as 24-year-old Daniel Enitan and 23-year-old Adetona Sodeeq, were caught during a routine patrol by officers in the Aferiku community.

This was revealed in a statement issued by the corps commander, Soji Ganzallo, through the agency’s Public Relations Officer, Moruf Yusuf, and made available to DAILY POST on Saturday.

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According to the statement, the suspects attempted to escape when they noticed the patrol team but were eventually apprehended.

“Commander Ganzallo, officers and men of the agency at Idiroko Area Command, in conjunction with the Idiroko Division, while on routine patrol on May 7, 2025, at about 2 am, noticed suspicious movements by individuals in the Aferiku area of the community,” the statement read.

“The commander stated that suspicion arose due to the behaviour of the suspects—Daniel Olaitan Enitan and Adetona Sodeeq—who were carrying school bags believed to contain stolen items.”

The suspects reportedly tried to flee but were chased down and detained. During questioning, they confessed to having previously burgled five other shops, including one beside Ikolaje Primary School along Border Road in Idiroko.

Commander Ganzallo noted that items found in their possession included various clothing materials and accessories.

Recovered items listed include: one power bank, one hammer, a singlet, two large school bags, two crossbody bags, a “3-in-1” boxer pack, six pairs of boxers, six polo shirts, four pairs of jeans trousers, three pairs of crocs, and eight pairs of palm sandals.

Ganzallo confirmed that the suspects and all recovered items have been transferred to the Nigeria Police Force at the Idiroko Divisional Headquarters for further investigation and possible prosecution.

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