Police arrest four suspected vandals of TCN infrastructure in Kaduna
The Transmission Company of Nigeria said the police command in Kaduna State arrested four suspected vandals caught destroying transmission towers installed in some parts of the state.
TCN’s General Manager, Public Affairs, Ndidi Mbah, made the disclosure in a statement issued in Abuja on Friday.
The general manager said that among the instruments recovered from them were shovels and diggers.
Mrs Mbah said that TCN appreciated efforts of the police and assured of its continued collaboration with security operatives in safeguarding transmission infrastructure nationwide.
She said, “The suspects will be prosecuted soon.’’
(NAN)
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