The Digest:
A violent robbery has shut down Radio Nigeria’s Prime 101.5FM in Kogi, where over 10 armed men attacked the station in the early hours of Saturday, making off with crucial broadcasting equipment. The station is currently off air due to the theft.
Key Points:
- Over 10 armed robbers raided Radio Nigeria Prime 101.5FM in Jimgbe, Kogi, stealing vital equipment.
- The criminals operated for over three hours, tying up the security guard and causing extensive damage.
- The stolen items included copper feeder lines, 22 modules, armoured cables, and generator batteries.
- Kogi State's Information Commissioner condemned the incident and pledged collaboration with security agencies.
- Radio Nigeria is currently off the air, and management is seeking urgent assistance to resume operations.
- Security guard Daniel Haruna described the incident, stating he was tied and blindfolded during the robbery.
- State officials vow to investigate the incident and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Radio Nigeria’s Prime 101.5 FM station in Kogi was raided by armed robbers, forcing the station off the air. Critical broadcasting equipment was stolen, and the station has appealed to security agencies for support to resume operations.
Sources: Premium Times
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