Crime
Police Nab Killers Of Sen Na-Allah’s Son, Ring Leader Of Bethel, Greenfield Abduction
By Benjamin Auta
The Kaduna State Police Command on Thursday paraded the killers of Senator Bala Ibn Na-Allah’s son, Captain Abdulkarim Ibn Na-Allah.
Speaking to journalists on behalf of the State Commissioner of Police, Mr Mudassir Abubakar, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) Mr Mohammed Jalige, said that of the three alleged killers of Captain Abdulkarim, two are already in custody and one of them is still on the run.
He gave the names of the two as Bashir Mohammed, who is a neighbor of Captain Abdulkarim and Nasir Salisu alias Uban Dana while the one on the run was identified as Usman Kano.
He added that the trio conspired and broken into the house of Captain Abdulkarim and killed him while carting away his SUV vehicle and other valuables.
He added that the trio sold Captain Abdulkarim’s SUV at Niger Republic at the tune of N1 million.
He also said that one Usman Mohammed, an indigene of Bukuyum in Zamfara State was also arrested for his involvement in the abduction of the students of Greenfield University, College of Agriculture Mechanization Afaka and the Bethel Baptist High school, all in Kaduna.
Also four students of the Nuhu Bamali Polytechnic were arrested for belonging to secret cults as well as one bandit was killed during a gun duel with the police.
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He further added that other suspects numbering about twenty five including the wife of a notorious suspect were also apprehended.
Items recovered from the suspects include 10 assorted arms and five motorcycles.
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