During the operations, one suspect was apprehended while several firearms recovery was made.
The operation resulted in the arrest of Mr Tapshak Plangji, a 25-year-old man suspected to be involved in the illegal activities at the factory.
Our correspondent gathered that the alleged owner of the facility, Mr. Nuhu Meshack, is currently at large and efforts are underway to bring him to justice.
Items recovered from the facility included 5 AK 47 Rifles, 4 AK 47 Magazines, 11 rounds of 7.62mm ammunitions, 5 rounds of 9mm ammunitions, 21 dane guns, 4 revolver rifles and 11 istols with 5 Magazines.
Others included 17 gun barrels, 6 Rounds of 0.44 Inch ammunition, carbide Cylinder with accessories, 3 saws, 12 filing Machines, 4 Hammers, 6 Manual Drilling Machines, 2 Electrically Operated Filing Machines, 2 G-Clamps, One Spraying Machine, One Tiger Generator and assorted Drilling Irons
The suspect, Mr. Plangji, along with the recovered rifles and other items, are currently in the custody of the troops for further investigation.
The successful operation is an indication of the readiness of the troops in collaboration with other security agencies to rid the country of arms proliferation and criminal activities.
It also underscores the importance of collaborative efforts between security agencies and local communities in safeguarding Nigeria from threats occasioned by illicit arms production and trafficking.
