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IBB University, Police Keep Mum After Security Guard Was Brutally Stabbed To Death On Campus

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A security guard employed by a construction company working on projects at Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai (IBBUL), Niger State, was discovered deceased on the university premises.

According to SaharaReporters, it was reliably gathered that the deceased, Yahaya Alhassan whose dead body was found stabbed to death is an indigene of Lapai community.

According to Aminu Yahaya, the younger brother of the slain Alhassan, his brother’s  remains were evacuated with the university’s ambulance and taken to their house where he was later buried.

The deceased hailed from the ‘Emi Shaba’, a royal house in Lapai.

A student of the institution, identified only as Haruna told SaharaReporters that when the news broke and members of the university press club went to the school’s security unit for more information, they were told that the matter was still being investigated and that they would have nothing to say until the investigation was concluded.

They therefore warned the students to remain silent about the incident.

“I was hoping the school management would take the case seriously and investigate it, but it appears they are unconcerned about the whole situation.”



Speaking on behalf of the family, Aminu, the deceased younger brother, recounted the tragic events surrounding his brother’s death. “My brother left for work on Friday night and didn’t return alive,” Aminu said. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

“On Saturday, 25th May 2024, I received a phone call from the person in charge of payments at the place where my brother works as a guard. He was asking about my brother’s whereabouts, and I told him that he had not returned from work.

“He then asked me to go to where my brother worked inside IBBUL and see something. Upon reaching, I saw police and many student there. At first, I was afraid, thinking my brother had done something wrong and they were looking for him. But when I got closer to the crowd, I saw my brother’s lifeless body on the ground, with a stab wound on his neck.”

Both the police in the local government, the construction company and the university management are not talking about Alhassan’s death.

“The police are not saying anything,” Aminu continued, “and the university management team visited our house for a condolence visit once, but nothing more.”



Aminu and his late brother and him were the only children of their aged and sick parents. “I would be glad if something could be done to get to the root of who or what led to my brother’s death,” he said.

Aminu expressed his frustration at the lack of justice. “I don’t have any means of demanding justice for my late brother as I am battling with other challenges in life. My father can’t say anything because he is old and sick. I want justice for my late brother.”



James, a student at the school, criticised the university’s security architecture, claiming that “security guards are only stationed in some places like lecture halls, school gates, hostels and some strategic locations, leaving other locations unattended.”



“The university is small in comparison to other institutions, but anyone can enter at any time through the Cheche and other neighboring communities. And places where security guards is not present,” James said.

Another resident of the community who is familiar with the university environment said that the recent ugly scenario of someone killed inside the school premises called for a serious security brace up in the university. “You don’t expect parents to be comfortable with that”.



He also added that it was high time the university management adopted high-tech security cameras to be able to put the whole school environment into surveillance.

“Let the security guards understand their responsibilities; every nook and cranny of the university should have a security guard attached to it.  As far as I know, if that is done, students’ lives and property will be slightly safer”.



Wasiu Abiodun, Niger State’s police spokesperson, Professor Adamu Abu Kasim, IBBUL’s Vice Chancellor, and Abdulkadir Yerima (as shown by truecaller), IBBUL’s Chief Security, did not respond to phone calls and text messages seeking comment.

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Man Brutally Assaults His Ex-Girlfriend In Minna, Says She Was Lucky He Wasn’t Carrying A Knife

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Mohammed Abba Yahaya, a 26-year-old man, has been arrested by the Niger State Police Command.

He was arrested for assaulting a 400-level student of the Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (IBBU), Lapai.

The spokesperson of the command, SP Wasiu Abiodun, who confirmed the incident said the suspect was arrested by police operatives attached to the Chanchaga Division in Minna on June 30, 2024, for criminal force and assault against the victim, Hussena Sani, who is his ex-girlfriend. 

“On 29/6/2024 at about 1630hrs, a case of criminal force and assault, causing injury, was reported at Chanchaga Division against the suspect, one Mohammed Abba Yahaya, 26, of Tungan-goro, Minna. At about 2100hrs, he assaulted one Hussena Sani, 25, of the same area, and inflicted serious injury on her,” the PPRO said. 

Yahaya claimed that he saw his female friend, Hussena Sani, being dropped off by a vehicle at Tungan-goro and, upon inquiring about the driver, did not receive a satisfactory response. 

An argument ensued, leading to a physical altercation in which Yahaya punched Sani in the face.

The victim was taken to the hospital for medical treatment, while the suspect has been transferred to the State Headquarters of the Niger State Police Command in Minna for further investigation and prosecution.

However, in a swift reaction, the victim debunked the suspect’s confessional statement to police investigators, though she confirmed that Yahaya was her former boyfriend. 

Sani, whose eyes were swollen and tightly closed, likely due to the beating by Yahaya, recounted her ordeal. 

She explained that the incident occurred on Saturday, 29/6/2024, at about 2100 hrs after she had seen off a visitor in his private car near her residence. 

Sani stated that Yahaya, who saw her alight from the visitor’s car, angrily approached her and demanded to know the identity of the car owner and her relationship with him. 

When she replied that it was none of his business, he slapped her, followed by heavy blows to her face and body, causing her to fall to the ground with one eye bleeding profusely.

She further explained that Yahaya, upon realizing she was struggling in pain and crying for help, forcefully took her iPhone/Android phone and fled.  READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

Sani managed to walk slowly, holding her left eye, towards Yahaya’s house to report the incident to his parents. 

Yahaya accosted her again, hitting her on the remaining eye. 

She shouted at him, “Do you still want to kill me?” Yahaya responded that she was lucky he wasn’t carrying a knife, or he would have stabbed her to death.

Sani was later rushed to Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida Specialist Hospital in Chanchaga, Minna, for urgent medical attention and was subsequently referred to eye specialists at Minna General Hospital. 

She has started responding to treatment, though she still cannot see with one of her eyes as of Thursday, July 4. 

Meanwhile, Hajiya Fatima, Sani’s mother, in a brief interview with the Nigerian Tribune, described the injuries suffered by her daughter from her former boyfriend as unacceptable, wicked, and ill-treatment. 

She sent a passionate appeal to the Niger State Government and the State Police Command to ensure that Yahaya is held accountable for his alleged dastardly acts. 

The visibly distraught mother, who was crying throughout the interview, said her daughter’s precarious health condition was a great concern. 

She added that Sani was supposed to have returned to the university for the continuation of her academic program since last weekend, prior to the unfortunate incident.

Hajiya Fatima described the suspect as a brute, heartless, and a thief for snatching her daughter’s phone after inflicting serious injuries on her. 

She advocated for justice against Yahaya and a serious penalty to serve as a deterrent to others. 

She expressed appreciation to the Commissioner of Police, Niger State Command, CP Shawulu Ebenezer Danmamman, and his officers for the immediate arrest, detention, and investigation of the suspect, with plans for his prosecution upon completion of the investigation.

Fatima expressed fears that her daughter may be left with a permanent scar and trauma from the incident, emphasizing that justice must be served. 

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A Married Man Who Lives In His Family House With His Wife And Kids Is Still A Boy

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Stella Justice, a Nigerian lawyer, has caused a stir with a statement she made online.

The lawyer opined that a married man who lives in his family house with his wife and children is still a boy.  READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

“If you are MARRIED as a MAN and YOU are STILL LIVING in your FAMILY HOUSE with your WIFE and CHILDREN, you are still a BOY. Such a man is not ready to take up his RESPONSIBILITIES,” she wrote in a Facebook post on Sunday. 

“You and wife needs PRIVACY. You don’t need to HIDE to MAKE LOVE for FEAR of anyone KNOCKING. YOUR WIFE needs to be FREE to wear transparent night gown for you as the husband.” 

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President Tinubu Re-elected ECOWAS Chairman

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Tinubu, whose first tenure is to elapse on July 9, 2024, was elected by a unanimous decision of fellow Heads of Government at the 65th Ordinary Session of the Authority held at the State House, Abuja, on Sunday.

 

Nigeria’s President, Bola Tinubu has been re-elected as the Chairman of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of States and Government for another one-year tenure.

Tinubu, whose first tenure is to elapse on July 9, 2024, was elected by a unanimous decision of fellow Heads of Government at the 65th Ordinary Session of the Authority held at the State House, Abuja, on Sunday.

In his acceptance speech, the President said, “I have accepted to continue to deliver on this service with the great men and women on this democratic journey, to serve our interest and build democratic values on the structure we inherited.” READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

Presidency sources had on Saturday night told our correspondent that Tinubu may be elected for another tenure.

“Some people say he should hand over, and others say he should continue. But they will decide tomorrow,” said the source who preferred to remain anonymous as he was not authorised to speak on the issue.

Tinubu was elected Chairman of the Authority at the 63rd Ordinary Session of the regional bloc held last July in Bissau, the capital of Guinea-Bissau.

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