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Police arrest 3 vigilantes for murder in Niger

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January 29, 2025
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Niger State Police Command has arrested three vigilantes, in relation to the murder of a 30-year-old man, identified as Muhammadu Bello of Awala village in Rijau Local Government Area (LGA).

The vigilantes were identified as Habibu Usman (35), Tanko Abara (25) and Maigero Abdullahi (26) all of Tunga-Galadima village also in Rijau Local Government Area (LGA).

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The state Commissioner of Police, Shawulu E. Danmamman, disclosed this in a statement he signed. 

The commissioner said,

“The suspects were arrested culpable homicide of one Mohammadu Bello (30) of Awala village, Rijau LGA. It was reported that on December 8th, 2024 at about 1300hrs, the said victim was at a vigilante point at Tunga Galadima village with his Bajaj motorcycle coming from Kontagora and heading to Rijau with about N940,000 in his possession, and since then, the victim was nowhere to be found until his lifeless body was recovered on January 13th, 2025 at a nearby bush close to the vigilante point.” 

“Therefore, the vigilante men were strongly suspected while the three suspects mentioned above were arrested and Habibu Usman confessed that one of them known as Lawal presently at large had shot an innocent person dead from the checkpoint.” 

He said an effort was ongoing to arrest the other three members, Lawal, Jibrin, and Bako, who are also suspected to be involved

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