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General News of Sunday, January 20th, 2019
Source: citinewsroom.com
2019-01-20
The two suspects are currently in custody
Police in the northern region are investigating what triggered last Friday's shootings in Yendi, which cost a living.
The deceased, Alhbadan Gaddafi, was hit by sporadic gunfire a few hours after a curfew was imposed.
According to the police, the two suspects who were arrested, Alhbadan Ahmed (40) and Iddi Abubakar (17), will be charged if they are found accomplices of the act.
In an interview with Citi News, Northeast Police Command spokesman DSP Mohammed Yusif Tanko said surveillance in the region had been stepped up to avoid a repeat of the situation. # 39; incident.
"The investigators continue to talk to them and by tomorrow we will be able to get everything together for the investigations and they will be prosecuted in court for the appropriate charges. Yendi is very calm. Police and military patrols are underway.
"The information is also in progress. Traditional peoples also perform their traditional traditional rites. For now, nothing is unfortunate. "
The deceased, identified only as Gaddafi, was a member of Bolin Lana and a staff member of Yendi's audit department.
The body was sent to the morgue of the Yendi Government Hospital.
The rituals were about to begin at Gbewaa Palace, in accordance with the customs and traditions of seeding the newly selected Yaa-Naa, when the gunshots were heard for the first time.
The rituals continued at 12:45 and ended around 5:30.
Kampakoya Naa Abdulai Andani Yakubu entered the new Gbewaa Palace on Friday evening after the funeral of his father, the late suzerain, Yaa Naa Yakubu Andani II, who ended Friday.
Its packaging is intended to give place to the new Yaa Naa after having pbaded the rituals.
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