Kano Police set to investigate lawmaker over alleged killing of three people

The Kano State Police Command is investigating a member representing Wudil/Garko Federal Constituency, Muhammad Ali Wudil, over alleged killing of three people in Rano local government area of the state.
Recall that about three persons were killed during the flag-off of the All Progressives Congress, APC campaign in Kano South senatorial zone.

In a statement on Thursday, the state police spokesperson, Magaji Majiya, said the command had gathered enough evidence against the lawmaker and would soon invite the politician for investigation and subsequent trial.
According to him, Mr Ali-Wudil was advised by the command not to attend the political rally due to security reports against him but he refused to accept the advice.
He added that the command had evidence that the lawmaker went to the rally with political thugs who are now accused of killing three persons at the event.

Comments

Largest ever ovarian tumor weighing 110lbs and as heavy as 15-year-old boy removed from 52-year-old woman in India

The world's largest ovarian tumor has been removed from a woman in India. The tumor, weighing 110lbs and as heavy as a 15-year-old boy was removed from a 52-year-old woman at the private Indraprastha Apollo Hospital in Delhi. The woman, who did not wish to be publicly named had noticed her weight balloon but was unaware of the giant growth on her ovary, according to the UK Sun. When she was set to remove the tumor doctors discovered that the woman had swollen to almost 17 stone. The patient had earlier complained of not being able to walk as her feet swelled. She also suffered severe anemia which saw her hemoglobin drop. Dr. Arun Prasad, who carried out a three and a half hour operation on the woman said he was left "shell-shocked" by the tumor. Speaking after the operation on Saturday, Dr. Prasad said: "I have not witnessed anything like this ever before during my profession - in over three decades of experience. ...

Special Forces unleashed on Boko Haram

The Nigerian Army on Thursday said Special Forces Troops have been unleashed on Boko Haram Terrorists in series of clearance operations in Borno state leading to the killings of hundreds of the insurgents and the confiscation of their weapons. The troops made up of Nigerian Army Special Forces, the Nigerian Navy Special Forces as well as the Nigerian Air Force Special Forces, however, lost an officer and a soldier during the clearance operations. According to The Nigerian Army Spokesman, Brig. Gen Sani Usman, the operations which commenced December 28 last year ensure that several towns and villages were cleared of the remnants of the insurgents. Brig, Gen Usman said in a statement that among towns cleared were Zare, Gudumbali, Kukawa, and Cross Kauwa, while troops have also taken control of Baga and are now clearing the fringes of Lake Chad. He particularly ...

US, UAE, Egypt to repatriate convicted, paroled Nigerians

he governments of the United States of America, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have signified intentions to repatriate Nigerians that have been convicted, pardoned and paroled in their countries. Boss Mustapha, the chairman of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 and Secretary to Government of the Federation (SGF), disclosed this during the daily briefing of the task force in Abuja on Monday, August 17. Mustapha stressed that the repatriation is different from the normal evacuation of stranded Nigerians, which he said, will end on Saturday, August 22 to enable the airports to prepare for the resumption of international flights. “A number of countries have signified intention to repatriate Nigerians convicted and pardoned and paroled in those countries. They include the UAE, Egypt and the United States of America. Coming in the midst of our ...

Startech Safety And Security News Blog

Search This Blog