The clearance came as the Corps announced disciplinary measures against 79 personnel, including the dismissal of two Mining Marshals operatives for unlawfully supplying firearms to illegal miners. He said investigations carried out by the Corps found no evidence implicating Onoja or the management of the Mining Marshals unit. Onoja had consistently rejected the allegations, describing them as false and part of a coordinated campaign to discredit the Mining Marshals and frustrate the unit’s operations against illegal mining syndicates. Audi disclosed that two members of the Mining Marshals unit were dismissed and recommended for prosecution for unlawfully supplying firearms to illegal miners. However, DAILY POST reports that the police had earlier fingered Onoja in connection with the death of Agada.