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The command’s spokesman, ASP Muhammad Jalige, confirmed the arrest on Saturday via a statement.
According to the PPRO, the command was informed on the activities of the ritualists through the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Kakuri.
The police spokesman said the DPO informed the command on suspicious movement of some persons at the Muslim cemetery located at Kudenden which led to the arrest of the suspects.
“On getting the report, operatives were immediately dispatched to the area where they succeeded in apprehending two persons of same address of Zaki Close, Kabala West, Kaduna.
“In possession of the said persons were a hoe and some human skulls which were recovered from them,” he stated.
FG to collaborate with Sierra Leone on road safety ― Boss Mustapha
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Boss Mustapha
The Federal Government has pledged to collaborate with the Sierra Leone government in its drive to ensure safety on the country’s roads.
The Secretary to the Government of Federation (SGF), Boss Mustapha, said this during a courtesy visit by the Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority (SLRSA) on Friday in Abuja.
The Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority is the lead Road Safety Management Agency in Sierra Leone.
It has the responsibility to regulate and develop road transport sector in Sierra based on an Act of Parliament in 1996 setting it up.
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Family members and well-wishers preparing for the wedding of Mr Adewale Adekunle and his heartthrob, Ronke, are in shock following the death of the groom in a ghastly motor accident while the bride is currently receiving treatment at the University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital, Akure. The ceremony is scheduled for Saturday (today) in Akure, the Ondo State capital. Sadly, the accident happened a week to the ceremony.
The auto crash occurred along the Ondo-Akure Expressway at the Aponmu Village in the Akure-South Local Government Area of the state last Sunday. Eight persons died and six others sustained varying degrees of injury.