Tag: Ahmed Yayari

  • Police arrest six for murder of paramilitary men

    Police arrest six for murder of paramilitary men

    GOMBE State Police Command has arrested six persons in connection with last Sunday’s gruesome murder of the marshals of the Gombe State Agency for Community and Social Development behind the Emir’s palace.

    Although a statement by the command said only one person was murdered, the Chief of Staff of Gombe State Government House, Alhaji Ahmed Yayari, alleged that two people were murdered.

    Residents also confirmed that two marshals were killed in the incident.  A statement by the command’s spokesman, Fwaje Atajiri, said those arrested over the murder incident were helping the police to unravel the circumstances that led to the killing.

    He identified the suspects as Abubakar Ibrahim, Yasir Suleiman, Usman Abdullahi, Ukasha Ahmadu, Pappa Usman and Abdulrahman Mohammed.

    The statement reads: “The killing of one person behind Emir’s palace close to Ali Jiji’s House on 15/08/2014 was traced to be an act of hooliganism between two rival state corps marshals.

    “Those who participated in the unwholesome act leading to loss of life of one Usman Adamu, a marshal now late, have been apprehended.”

    It added: “The rivalry witnessed among the hooligans who were hitherto branded as Kalare now gainfully employed by the state government as marshals are now seemingly engaged in acts of hooliganism between themselves on minor issues ranging from anti-social conflicts.”

    The command promised to continue in the provision of security and public safety of the people of Gombe State.

    Barely two weeks ago, a violent clash between two rival Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Kalare thugs resulted in serious injuries to six youths during a Sallah Durbar organised in honour of the Governor by the Emir of Akko.

    The development is causing serious concerns among residents ahead of the 2015 general elections.

     

  • Police arrest six for murder of paramilitary men

    Police arrest six for murder of paramilitary men

    GOMBE State Police Command has arrested six persons in connection with last Sunday’s gruesome murder of the marshals of the Gombe State Agency for Community and Social Development behind the Emir’s palace.

    Although a statement by the command said only one person was murdered, the Chief of Staff of Gombe State Government House, Alhaji Ahmed Yayari, alleged that two people were murdered.

    Residents also confirmed that two marshals were killed in the incident.  A statement by the command’s spokesman, Fwaje Atajiri, said those arrested over the murder incident were helping the police to unravel the circumstances that led to the killing.

    He identified the suspects as Abubakar Ibrahim, Yasir Suleiman, Usman Abdullahi, Ukasha Ahmadu, Pappa Usman and Abdulrahman Mohammed.

    The statement reads: “The killing of one person behind Emir’s palace close to Ali Jiji’s House on 15/08/2014 was traced to be an act of hooliganism between two rival state corps marshals.

    “Those who participated in the unwholesome act leading to loss of life of one Usman Adamu, a marshal now late, have been apprehended.”

    It added: “The rivalry witnessed among the hooligans who were hitherto branded as Kalare now gainfully employed by the state government as marshals are now seemingly engaged in acts of hooliganism between themselves on minor issues ranging from anti-social conflicts.”

    The command promised to continue in the provision of security and public safety of the people of Gombe State.

    Barely two weeks ago, a violent clash between two rival Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Kalare thugs resulted in serious injuries to six youths during a Sallah Durbar organised in honour of the Governor by the Emir of Akko.

    The development is causing serious concerns among residents ahead of the 2015 general elections.

     

  • Suspected thugs kill paramilitary men in Gombe

    Suspected thugs kill paramilitary men in Gombe

    Suspected thugs have killed two members of the Gombe State Corps Marshal, the Chief of Staff, Gombe State Government House, Alhaji Ahmed Yayari, has said.

    He spoke yesterday at the inauguration of the 11 committees of the Gombe Unity and Development Forum, at the palace of the Emir of Gombe.

    Yayari said the killing occurred three days ago behind the emir’s palace in the Gombe metropolis and described it as dastardly.

    “Three days ago, behind the emir’s palace, near Alhaji Ali Jijji’s house, two paramilitary men were killed by suspected thugs. This is bad,” he added.

    The chief of staff urged youths to desist from devilish acts.

    An eyewitness said the victims had their throats slit about 10pm on Sunday.

    The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) youth leader, Alhaji Bappah Jauro, said youths sometime vandalised his house.

    He decried the act and enjoined them to appreciate the good programmes government had done in Gombe by their good conduct.

     

  • Suspected thugs kill paramilitary men in Gombe

    Suspected thugs kill paramilitary men in Gombe

    Suspected thugs have killed two members of the Gombe State Corps Marshal, the Chief of Staff, Gombe State Government House, Alhaji Ahmed Yayari, has said.

    He spoke yesterday at the inauguration of the 11 committees of the Gombe Unity and Development Forum, held at the palace of the Emir of Gombe.

    Yayari said the killings occurred three days ago behind the Emir’s palace in the Gombe metropolis and described it as dastardly.

    “Three days ago, behind the Emir’s palace, near Alhaji Ali Jijji’s house, two paramilitary men were killed by suspected thugs. This is bad,” he added.

    The chief of staff urged youths to desist from devilish acts.

    An eyewitness said the victims had their throats slit about 10pm on Sunday.

    The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) youth leader, Alhaji Bappah Jauro, said youths sometime ago vandalised his house.

    He decried the act and enjoined them to reciprocate the good programmes government had done in the Gombe metropolis by being of good behaviour.