Tuesday, 8 March 2016

See the Face of Fleeing Boko Haram Member Arrested in Ogun (Photo)

A suspected member of Boko Haram, who allegedly fled Maiduguri, has been arrested and paraded by the Police in Ogun State.
Suspected Boko Haram member found in Ogun
 
22-year old suspected member of the deadly Islamic group, Boko Haram, identified as Muktar Umar, who allegedly fled Maiduguri, has been arrested in Ogun State and was paraded on Monday by the state Police Command after his arrest in Kara area of Ifo Local Government Area of the state.
 
Abdulmajid Ali, the state commissioner of police, said Umar fled the insurgents’ base, following the 'heat being experienced' by them in the hands of the joint military task force, adding that the suspect thereafter sneaked out of Maiduguri to Isheri area of Lagos State as his first contact.
 
The commissioner also said the suspect who later relocated to Kara community along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway‎, was apprehended by the police after a tip-off.
 
The suspected terrorist who answered questions from journalists, denied membership of Boko Haram sect, saying it was his friend, identified as Mustapha, that was declared wanted by the police for terrorism.
 
He said he was wrongly declared wanted by the authorities alongside his friend, adding that he decided to relocate to Kara community three years ago on the advice of his father.

BREAKING News: Nigeria's Deputy Governor Involved in Car Crash - Accident Scene Photos

The deputy governor of Yobe state, Abubakar Ali, was on Monday involved in an auto accident along the Kaduna-Kano expressway. Check out the accident scene photos.
 
According to a breaking news report on Premium Times, Abubakar Ali, the deputy governor of Yobe state, was on Monday, involved in an auto accident around 9:30am along the Kaduna-Kano expressway.
 
An eye witness identified as Sunusi Abdul, disclosed to the publication that the incident occurred in Daka-Tsalle town, along the expressway, adding that he narrowly missed hitting deputy governor Ali’s car.
 
 
"The SUV he was travelling in had a head-on collision with a Toyota Avensis vehicle. Fortunately, the deputy governor’s vehicle did not somersault, but the Toyota car was badly damaged and some of its occupants injured," Mr. Abdul said. 
 
A source at the Government House in Damaturu revealed that the accident occurred as Mr. Ali travelled to Kano for a condolence visit to the Kano State governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, who lost his mother on Friday.
 
 
This incident is happening barely a day after the Minister of State for Labour, James Ocholi, his wife and son died in a crash along the Kaduna-Abuja expressway.
 
 
Efforts to speak with the Yobe deputy governor was unsuccessful. He did not answer or return calls, and the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) is yet to comment on the accident.