Troops Recover Corpses Of Missing Herders In Kaduna, Cattle With Gunshot Wounds
Aruwan said the herders, Yusuf Ahmadu and Mustapha Bakoas, were declared missing after they did not return from their daily routine of taking cattle for grazing.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Mar 03, 2021
Troops of Operation Safe Haven have reported the recovery of two corpses, apparently of herders, in the Mabuhu-Wawan Rafi general area of Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
Samuel Aruwan, Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday.
Aruwan said the herders, Yusuf Ahmadu and Mustapha Bakoas, were declared missing after they did not return from their daily routine of taking cattle for grazing.
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For peace to reign in Southern Kaduna and Kaduna State in general, citizens must learn to put out the flames of revenge and reprisal and embrace dialogue, empathy, reconciliation and justice.
The state Commissioner, Internal Security and Home Affairs, Samuel Aruwan made the assertion while speaking at a round table dialogue for religious, traditional and community leaders for peace and security in Southern Kaduna.
The event was organized by Rev. Dr. Gideon and Funmi Para-Mallam peace Foundation for inter-religious harmony for peaceful
coexistence.
Aruwan explained that besides creating platforms where citizens from various backgrounds and identities can listen to one other, dialogue would create avenues for them to collaborate towards improving their communities.
Diezani Alison-Madueke: Court fixes date for EFCC’s report in ex-Petroleum Minister’s trial
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The Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed May 17 for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to report on how it complied with the court order in the trial of Diezani Alison-Madueke, ex-Minister of Petroleum Resources.
Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu fixed the date on Wednesday, following the absence of the EFCC’s lawyer, Farouk Abdullah, in court.
Recall that the matter, which was earlier fixed for report on the arraignment of Alison-Madueke, couldn’t proceed as neither Abdullah nor the ex-minister was in court.
However, when the matter was called, no lawyer appeared for the prosecution.