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Police Arrest Fake Doctor, Suspected Killer Of Imam in Kano

Police operatives in Kano have arrested a quack doctor, Chidera Ugwu, accused of administering injections and drugs on a pregnant teenager leading to her death.

A statement signed the police spokesman in the state, SP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, said one Nura Balarabe informed the police that 19-year-old Ukasha Muhammed a resident of Langel village in Tofa Local Government Area allegedly impregnated his (Balarabe’s) sister, Amina, 19, and approached the fake doctor for help.

The statement said Ugwu, 24, and resident of Lanbum Banki in Tofa LGA administered the injection with the intention of aborting the pregnancy but resulted in the death of Amina.

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Kiyawa said the suspects were arrested and they confessed to the crime.

Investigation by the police revealed the fake doctor had allegedly been administering injections on pregnant women with tragic consequences.

Meanwhile, the police have also arrested a notorious thug, Yusuf Haruna, accused of killing an Imam in Jakara quarters, Kano city.

The suspect, 18 year-old Yusuf Haruna, otherwise known as Lagwatsani, reportedly stabbed the Imam, Malam Sani Mohammed Shuaibu, with a sharp knife at his back while performing ablution.

The statement said the Imam had previously warned the suspect and his gang to stop smoking Indian hemp around the mosque premises.

The victim who sustained a deep injury from the attack was rushed to Murtala Muhammed Hospital where doctors confirmed him dead.

The police saved the suspect from being lynched by an angry mob and took him into custody.

The Commissioner of Police in the state, Muhammed Usaini Gumel, urged the public to be patient as the police investigate the crime.

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