The Nigeria Police Force says it has recorded major successes against organised crime, including the arrest of suspected human traffickers, kidnappers, and a robbery syndicate allegedly coordinated by domestic staff, cbinews.tv reports.

The Nigeria Police Force has announced fresh breakthroughs in its fight against organised crime across the country, cbinews.tv reports.

Police authorities say several coordinated operations led to the arrest of suspected human traffickers, kidnappers, and members of a robbery syndicate allegedly masterminded by domestic workers.

According to the Force, the operations highlight the growing sophistication of criminal networks and the need for intelligence-driven policing.

One of the major cases involves the dismantling of a transnational human trafficking syndicate accused of deceiving victims from different West African countries with fake promises of jobs and travel opportunities to Europe.

In another shocking development, police arrested two suspects allegedly linked to the kidnapping of their own father and grandfather in what investigators described as a family-backed abduction plot.

Police say the suspects were involved in multiple ransom kidnappings and allegedly used proceeds from the crimes to acquire firearms and invest in livestock businesses.

The Force says investigations are still ongoing and has urged Nigerians to remain vigilant and promptly report suspicious movements or activities to security agencies.