Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps in Sokoto state has paraded six suspects for different offences in Dange Shuni Local Government of the state.

Parading the suspects, the state commandant of the NSCDC, Muha’d Sale Dada said the arrest was made after gathering intelligent report from the inhabitants of the area in the state.

He said one of the suspects,Siddi Kuruwa had allegedly robbed and killed one Riskuwa Kalamu who was believed to be a Fulani man.

Dada explained that the command also recovered fourteen cows, fifty two sheeps and three donkeys
from two suspects while the remaining three were arrested for alleged sodomy and rape cases.

The commandant noted that one of the major challenges faced by the Corps involved in the the Yan Sakai who supply criminals withinformation about their targets.

Muhammad Sale Dada added that the Sokoto state had proscribed Yan Sakai in the state because they were known for extra- judicious killings in the state.

He appealed to members of the public to cooperate with security agencies for socio security development in the state.

NASIR MALALI

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