Officers decline large cash offer during operation targeting infrastructure sabotage.
Nigerian police officers have foiled a railway vandalism operation and rejected a ₦100 million bribe offered by suspects, according to a police spokesperson.
The operation reportedly targeted a syndicate involved in damaging critical rail infrastructure.
Police Public Relations Officer confirmed that officers refused the bribe and proceeded with enforcement actions.
Railway vandalism has become a growing concern in Nigeria, affecting transportation and economic activities.
Authorities say such acts often involve organised groups seeking to steal or destroy public assets.
The police reiterated their commitment to integrity and enforcement of the law.