News Reports Police Nab Two Suspected Killers of VON Reporter in Zamfara by Joshua Biem October 11, 2023 Published by Joshua Biem October 11, 2023 2 Men of Zamfara State Police Command have arrested two suspects in connection with the murder of Hamisu Danjibga, a reporter with the Voice of Nigeria in the state. The Commissioner of Police, Muhammad Shehu, made this known on Tuesday while parading the suspects at a press briefing in Gusau axis of the state. Shehu explained that the suspects were Danjigba’s nephew, Mansur Haruna, and his friend, Ibrahim Garba, both of whom conspired to kidnap the veteran journalist. He said the suspects stabbed the journalist to death when the journalist resisted their move. He noted that the suspects confessed to the crime during investigation and some items belonging to the late Danjibga were recovered from them. The commissioner also paraded three others suspected to be bandits, who specialize in kidnapping and raping women. Another person was also paraded for alleged supply of arms from Abia State. Shehu maintained that at the conclusion of investigation, all the suspects will be charged to court for prosecution. Source: Punch 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Joshua Biem previous post Suspected Cultists Shoot Mechanic Dead in Rivers next post Major Military Operation Kicks off in Benue; Criminals Warned to Vacate You may also like Three Sentenced To Death In Iran Over Killing... November 5, 2024 Killers Of Ugandan Olympian Sentenced to 35 years November 5, 2024 Gombe Snakebite Hospital Records Highest Cases In Sub-Saharan... November 5, 2024 Two Arrested For Stripping Teenage Girls Over Alleged... November 5, 2024 NDDC Begins Channelisation Of Creek In Bayelsa, Rivers November 5, 2024 NIGERIA VIOLENT CONFLICT WEEKLY SPOTLIGHT November 5, 2024 Driver killed As Police Rescue 23 Kidnap Victims... November 5, 2024 Kano Gov’t Probes Alleged Assault On Doctor By... November 5, 2024 Police Nab Man For Allegedly Beheading Father Inside... November 5, 2024 Insecurity: Over 20 schools, 23 markets closed in... October 29, 2024