**Gun-Running and Scams: NSCDC Cracks Down in Kano** In a significant move to curb the menace of illegal arms and light weapons, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Kano State has busted a major gun-smuggling ring. Operatives of the corps intercepted a suspect, Suleiman M. Uba, 31, while he was transporting six new firearms along Murtala Muhammad Way in Kano. Uba, a resident of Tashene Village in Bauchi State, was on his way to Kebbi State when he was apprehended. The arrest is a testament to the corps' dedication to preventing criminal activities within the state and beyond. The NSCDC's proactive patrol operations have yielded another result, this time in the form of a suspected fraudster, Abbas Lawan Garkuwa, 37. Garkuwa was caught at Kwankwasiyya City in Kumbotso Local Government Area with a substantial quantity of counterfeit US dollars, equivalent to nine hundred million Naira, and various charms used to deceive innocent people. The corps is working tirelessly to unravel the extent of Garkuwa's scam operations and bring him to justice. These incidents highlight the ongoing efforts of the NSCDC to safeguard lives and property in Kano State. Under the leadership of Commandant Mohammed Hassan Agalama, the corps is committed to working with the public to enhance collective security. With the cooperation of citizens, the NSCDC aims to prevent and investigate crimes, ensuring a safer environment for everyone. As we continue to navigate the complex web of crime and insecurity in Nigeria, it is heartening to see security agencies like the NSCDC working diligently to protect our communities. The public is urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities, empowering them to take decisive action against those who seek to harm us. By working together, we can create a safer, more secure Nigeria for all.