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El-kanemi Islamic College student slits colleague throat in Maiduguri

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El-kanemi Islamic College student slits colleague throat in Maiduguri

El-kanemi Islamic College student slits colleague throat in Maiduguri

By: Our Reporter

Jubrin, eleven (11) year-old, son of the late Kano state  High Court Judge, Sadi Mato was reportedly attacked by a senior student at the El-kanemi College of Islamic Theology in Maiduguri, the Borno state capital in northeast Nigeria.

The child who is currently at the intensive care unit of the University of Maiduguri had his throat slit by the senior student (whose name was not given by the school authority) for refusing to run an errand for him.

Some Parents of students and residents who expressed displeasure over how the school authority were said to hand the situation by trying to keep the incident secret and shielding the culprit said there is need to for government to look into the doing of management at the school as this incident shows that there are a lot that is being kept away from parents and the society about happenings in the school.

Our Correspondent learnt that, after Jubrin’s father died, his mother remarried in Yobe state and took him with her. The new family then enrolled him at the El-kanemi College of Islamic Theology where they hope that he will study and earn both Western and Islamic education.

A resident of Bullumkuttu Abuja whose son was also in the College described the incident as unfortunate, adding that it is unthinkable that such could occur in an environment where the students are supposed to be learning how to be their brother’s keeper.

“The student who perpetrated the act of throat slitting is in  SS2 class. We were told that he asked Jubril to go for an errand for him. But Jubrin refused to go. To punish him, he came for him in the night and took him to a quiet place where in the process used a razor blade to cut his neck severely injuring his veins.” Malam Umar Adam a resident of Bullumkuttu Abuja said.

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It was learnt that, when he (the culprit) saw blood flowing he fled the place leaving the young boy to die. 

“Jubrin was said to have struggled with his clothes soaked in blood to safety and some students helped to take him to the Principal’s Office where a call was put to the Principal and some of the staff who arrived at the office and met little Jubrin already down and unconscious.

” They picked him and rushed him to the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital where he has been since the incident on January 16, 2022. They keep mum over the situation until things begin to unfold now. ” A source from the school revealed.

Asked if Jubrin’s parents were informed,  Our source said they were informed the following day after the school had done the process of admission. Adding that he was, however, not privy to what transpired between the school management and parents of Jubrin.

According to him, Culprit, who was said to be indoctrinated on psychotropic substances was subsequently arrested and handed over to the police for further investigations.

Attempts by Our Correspondent to get the Principal of the school to speak could not yield result as he was said to be not available for comments on the matter.

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Trans-Border Security: Zulum travels to Niger Republic Community

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Borno State Governor, Babagana Umara Zulum, on Wednesday, undertook a working visit to Diffa Region of Niger Republic on Wednesday.

The visit, which included a high-level security and economic delegation, focused on strengthening the existing collaboration between Nigerian and Nigerien forces in the ongoing fight against insurgency, particularly around the shores of Lake Chad.

Diffa is a community 17 km from Damasak town in northern Borno where thousands of Nigerians displaced by Boko Haram insurgency are currently taking refuge.

Zulum was received by the Governor of Diffa, Brigadier General Mahamaduo Ibrahim Bagadoma, and other senior officials. The leaders held closed-door meetings centered on joint patrols, intelligence sharing, and sustaining the recent gains that have pushed insurgents out of many of their former strongholds.

Zulum outlined plan to leverage the improved security situation to facilitate the return of thousands of displaced farmers to the vast and fertile agricultural lands around Dutchi town within the Lake Chad basin.

Part of the Governor’s entourage are Engr Bukar Talba, a member of the House of Representatives, Speaker, Borno State House of Assembly, Abdulkarim Lawan, and otheir senior government officials.

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Army Troops neutralised bandit as stray bullet mistakenly hits students during gunfight in Benue

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Army Troops neutralised bandit as stray bullet mistakenly hits students during gunfight in Benue

By: Zagazola Makama

A suspected bandit was neutralised by troops of Operation Whirl Stroke during a gun battle in Jato-Aka, Kwande Local Government Area of Benue, on Tuesday, but stray bullets mistakenly hit three students, killing one.

Zagazola Makama report that the incident occurred at about 3:20 p.m. while soldiers were returning from a routine patrol in the area.

The source said trouble started when the patrol team sighted some suspected bandits on a motorcycle carrying firearms.

“On sighting the troops, the hoodlums opened fire. The soldiers immediately engaged them in a gun duel. In the exchange of fire, one of the hoodlums was shot dead, while others escaped, abandoning their motorcycle.

“Unfortunately, three students of Government Science Secondary School, Jato-Aka, who were closing from school at the time, were hit by stray bullets. One female student was later confirmed dead by a doctor at NKST Hospital, Jato-Aka, while the other two were admitted and are responding to treatment,” the source explained.

The corpse of the neutralised bandit was also deposited at the NKST Hospital Mortuary.

Military sources confirmed the incident, stressing that the troops only acted in self-defence after being fired upon by the armed hoodlums.

He described the death of the student as an unfortunate accident, assuring that efforts would be made to prevent a repeat of such incidents.

Zagazola reports that news of the incident triggered a violent protest in Jato-Aka town, as angry youths took to the streets and set ablaze the office of the traditional ruler, Mue Ter.

The Police o confirmed the incident, saying personnel and operatives of the Police Mobile Force were deployed to the area to restore calm.

“The situation has been brought under control and normalcy has returned, but monitoring and patrols are ongoing to forestall further breakdown of law and order,”said the sources.

Meanwhile, authorities have appealed to residents of Jato-Aka to remain calm and cooperate with security agencies as investigations into the incident continue.

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Federal Commissioner PCC visits CP Borno on strategic synergy for better engagement

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Federal Commissioner PCC visits CP Borno on strategic synergy for better engagement

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The Federal Commissioner, Public Complaints Commission (PCC), Borno State, Hon. Yusuf Adamu, has paid a courtesy visit to the Borno State Commissioner of Police, CP N. ABDULMAJID, to strengthen collaboration between the two institutions in addressing public complaints and enhancing community policing.

Hon. Adamu congratulated the Commissioner on his appointment and thanked him for the immediate attention given to complaints. He said:

“The synergy between the Commission and the Police is vital. We urge the Command to continue to be proactive in handling cases, especially those related to drugs, which are fueling vices such as TikTok and other cybercrime in schools.”

He also urged the Police Command to work closely with community leaders, parents, schools, and religious institutions to address drug abuse among children and young adults. He further linked the PCC’s forthcoming 50th Anniversary to the importance of psychosocial support and thanked the Police Commissioner for assigning an officer to liaise with the PCC in the enforcement unit.

In his response, the Commissioner of Police commended the PCC for consistently referring prosecutable cases to the Police. He assured:

“The same cooperation I experienced with the Commission in my former command will be replicated in Borno. We shall continue to work hand in hand with stakeholders to ensure that complaints are addressed and cases within the PCC’s powers referred for effective investigation.”

He added that community policing had come to stay and would involve community leaders, market women, imams, and parents. He also called for regulation of social media misuse, while urging the PCC to intensify enlightenment of citizens.

The visit featured the signing of the visitors’ book, presentation of the PCC’s Act and mandate, and a group photograph.

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