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22 suspects arrested for Bauchi sex party, others

Punch Newspapers Sections Armstrong Bakam, Bauchi The police in Bauchi State said they had apprehended no fewer than 18 persons, including nine teenagers, for allegedly organising a sex party in Dass town, Dass Local Government Area of the state. The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Ahmed Wakil, who disclosed this while parading the suspects before journalists at the command’s headquarters in Bauchi on Wednesday, said the suspects were arrested following the command’s efforts to crack down on criminal activities across the state. He said, “In furtherance to our commitment to cracking down on criminal conspiracy, housebreaking, indecent acts and thuggery, the command has made adequate use of intelligence gathering towards continuous maintenance of law and order, and this has continued to yield positive results.

N40bn allowance: ASUU defends sharing formula, varsity workers begin protests

Punch Newspapers Sections Kindly share this story: Members of the Non-Academic Staff Union and Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities protesting the non-payment of minimum wage, welfare arrears, IPPIS and sharing formula of the N40bn Earned Allowance in Abuja on Tuesday. Photo: Olatunji Obasa Our Reporters Non-academic unions in universities and the Academic Staff  Union of Universities on Tuesday differed on the Federal Government’s N40bn earned allowance for the institutions’ workers. While ASUU President, Prof Biodun Ogunyemi,  in an interview with The PUNCH, justified the amount promised lecturers out of the N40bn, non-academic unions described the Federal Government’s sharing formula as illogical and a divide and rule tactic.

20 burnt, two women escape as vehicles collide in Bauchi

Punch Newspapers Sections Armstrong Bakam, Bauchi A fatal crash at the Tirwun suburb of Bauchi, about three kilometres to the state capital, has claimed the lives of 20 persons, who were burnt beyond recognition. Our correspondent learnt that the crash involved two vehicles. It was gathered that only two females survived without the accident out of the 22 passengers in the two vehicles. The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Ahmed Wakil, confirmed the crash in a telephone interview with PUNCH Metro. He said the accident involved a Borno Express Mass Transit bus, which had a head-on collision with a Golf car.

20 dead in Bauchi auto crash

Punch Newspapers Sections Armstrong Bakam, Bauchi A fatal crash in Bauchi State has claimed the lives of 20 people, who were burnt beyond recognition. The PUNCH gathered that the crash, which happened on Sunday, involved two vehicles. It was also learnt that only two females survived with injuries out of the 22 passengers in the vehicles. The Police Public Relations Officer, Bauchi State Command, Ahmed Wakil, confirmed the crash in a telephone interview with The PUNCH. Read Also Wakil said, “Yes, the accident is true and it happened at Tirwun area of the state. “The accident involved 22 passengers who were in two different vehicles, a Hummer Bus 18-seater of Borno Express Mass Transit and a Golf car. The Hummer had 18 passengers while the golf had four.

Suspected ritualist arrested for cutting off minor s private parts – Punch Newspapers

Punch Newspapers Sections Armstrong Bakam, Bauchi A 20-year-old man in Bauchi State has been arrested by the police for allegedly cutting off the private parts of a six-year-old child for ritual purposes. The Police Public Relations Officer, Bauchi State Command, Ahmed Wakil, disclosed this in a statement made available to journalists on Friday. He said when the police received the complaint by the aunt of the victim, they swung into action and arrested the suspect while his accomplice was still at large. Wakil added that when the police rushed the victim to the hospital, a medical doctor confirmed that her private parts had been tampered with.

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