Kano State had filed five counts of criminal conspiracy, attempt to kidnap, abetment, kidnapping and concealing dead body.
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Officials of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps announced on Tuesday that they have arrested 52-year-old Kabiru Abdullahi and Alhaji Yawale, 45, for kidnapping and killing of a five-year-old girl, Khadija Abdullahi, after receiving a N150,000 ransom.
The duo, Hashim Isyaku and Fatima Jibril Musa, appeared before a Kano State high court as the witnesses.
Tanko, 34, alongside Hashimu Isyaku, 37, and Fatima Musa, 26, are standing trial before a Kano State High Court.
Tanko, 34, alongside Hashimu Isyaku, 37 and Fatima Musa, 26, all residents of Tudun Murtala Quarters, Kano, are standing trial on a five-count charge of criminal conspiracy, attempt to kidnap, abetment, kidnapping and concealing dead body.
Tanko, 34, is charged alongside Hashimu Isyaku, 37, and Fatima Musa, 26, for the murder of Abubakar, his student.
Tanko, 34, is charged alongside Hashimu Isyaku, 37 and Fatima Musa, 26, all of Tudun Murtala Quarters, Kano with criminal conspiracy, attempt to kidnap, abetment/kidnapping and concealing a corpse.
Tanko, who lives at Tudun Murtala Quarters, Kano, was arraigned alongside Hashimu Isyaku, 37 and Fatima Musa, 26.
Hajia Buhari paid the condolence visit on Wednesday, where she vowed that she would back justice in the case.
The Kano State Government had charged Tanko to court alongside Hashimu Isyaku, 37, and Fatima Musa, 26.
The Commissioner for Education, Muhammad Sanusi-Kiru, made the disclosure while briefing newsmen in Kano.
Ordered to be remanded in prison alongside the school proprietor are Hashimu Isyaku, 37, and Fatima Musa, 26.
The private school, identified as Noble Kids Comprehensive College, is located at Kwanar Dakata in Nassarawa local government area, in Kano metropolis.
President Muhammadu Buhari has called on the relevant bodies to ensure justice is served in the murder of Hanifa Abubakar, the five-year-old schoolgirl killed in Kano State.
Tanko spoke with newsmen at the Kano State Police Command Headquarters, where he was paraded before newsmen.
The president, in a statement issued Friday in Abuja by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu, also praised the work of the police and the secret service in unraveling the mystery behind the disappearance of Hanifa.
The victim, this time, is Jubril Sadi Mato, popularly called Ramadan, an 11-year-old pre-junior student of Elkanemy College of Islamic Theology in Maiduguri.
President Buhari said this in a statement issued on Friday in Abuja by his Media Aide, Malam Garba Shehu.
The command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Abdullahi Haruna-Kiyawa, said this in a statement he issued on Thursday
Abubakar’s uncle, Suraj Suleiman, confirmed the killing and recovery of her remains at a private school in Tudunwada area of Kano