MARABA RIDO KIDNAPPINGS: "RESIDENTS LIVE IN FEAR", MOWIZ RAISES ALARM, CALLS FOR URGENT GOVERNMENT ACTION. (PHOTO).

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 Maraba Rido Kidnappings: "Residents Live In Fear", Mowiz Raises Alarm, Calls For Urgent Government Action Kaduna-based On-Air Personality, Mohammed Suleman, popularly known as Mowiz, has raised concerns over recurring kidnapping incidents in Maraba Rido and its environs, alleging a lack of adequate response from government officials and security agencies. In a statement expressing concern over the security situation in the community, Mowiz said he had engaged residents to understand the circumstances surrounding the repeated abductions, and the revelations he received were disturbing. According to him, a recent kidnapping incident occurred about two months ago, but a resident he spoke with claimed that no security agency or government representative visited the community to investigate the incident or assess the security challenges facing the people. Mowiz also said the resident reported that no elected representative, including the community's chairman, state lawmaker, ...

SHEEP ARRESTED BY THE POLICE IN BORNO HAS BEEN RELEASED.(PHOTO).


The Borno State Police Command has released the sheep that was arrested for eating a heap of fried fish displayed for sale at Bulabulin Ward in Maiduguri after the animal was forgiven by the victim. 

Recall that the sheep was arrested and detained alongside her lambs on Saturday, after the fried fish seller, Malam Yusuf Ibrahim, complained bitterly that the animal had caused him losses by raiding his selling point and taking mouthfuls of fried fish for over five years. 

According to the latest development,  Bulabulin Divisional Police Headquarters released the offending animal to the owner on account of a settlement brokered.

Malam Yusuf  also confirmed to reporters that he forgave the sheep after its owner, Luba Mohammed mobilized elders in the community to intercede.

The fish seller said he has given conditions that what happened should not repeat itself. He extracted commitment from the owner to take care of her animals. Any repeat, it was agreed, will lead to legal action for redress.

Meanwhile, the fish seller got N50,000 reward from Honorable Husseini Monguno, for forgiving the sheep.

According to Zagazola Makama, a security analyst, Monguno who is member of the Board of the Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA) said that "the big heart exhibited by the fish seller and the capacity he exhibited of tolerating the sheep’s endless raids for five years, was impressive and highly magnanimous and thus deserving of his reward."

 

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