**Arms Fabrication Factory Busted in Katsina State: NSCDC Arrests Four Suspects** In a significant breakthrough, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Katsina State Command has successfully dismantled a suspected illegal arms fabricating factory in Kore Village, Batagarawa Local Government Area. The operation, carried out by the Special Rapid Response Squad, was a direct result of credible intelligence gathered by the command. The suspects, comprising four males, were apprehended on Thursday, 26th February, at about 10 am while allegedly engaged in the illicit activity. The arrest of Haruna Lawal (28), Badamasi Kabiru (50), Hamza Lawal (30), and Sagir Abba (25) is a major victory in the fight against arms proliferation in the country. According to Buhari Hamisu, the Public Relations Officer of the Command, the operation was swift and professional. "The State Commandant, Abbas Dan-ile Moriki, directed the squad to respond immediately upon receiving the information. They promptly acted, uncovering and dismantling the factory, seizing weapons and fabricating equipment, and arresting the suspects," he stated. The NSCDC has assured the public of adequate security and reiterated its commitment to combating illicit arms proliferation, tackling crime, and protecting critical national assets and infrastructure in Katsina State. The command has also urged the public to continue providing actionable and timely intelligence to help expose the activities of miscreants in the state. This development is a significant milestone in the fight against arms smuggling and terrorism in Nigeria. The collaboration between the NSCDC and members of the public has proven to be a vital component in the success of this operation. As the NSCDC continues to work tirelessly to promote safety and security in Katsina State, it is essential that the public remains vigilant and supportive of their efforts. In conclusion, the successful busting of the illegal arms fabricating factory in Katsina State is a testament to the NSCDC's commitment to protecting the nation's security. The arrest of the four suspects is a major step forward in the fight against arms proliferation, and the public can rest assured that the NSCDC will continue to work diligently to ensure a peaceful environment for all.