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The police in Kaduna State have arrested two suspected ritualists with human skulls at a Muslim cemetery.
The spokesperson for the police in the state, ASP Mohammed Jalige, disclosed in a statement in Kaduna on Saturday.
Jalige also said that the suspected ritualists were caught in possession of a hoe.
He added, “On Äpril 23, 2021, at about 2130hrs, the command received a distress call through DPO Kakuri, Kaduna, that some people were sighted at a Muslim graveyard at Kudenden and suspected to be carrying out a heinous act.
“On getting the report, operatives were immediately dispatched to the area where they succeeded in apprehending the following persons; (1) Abdulaziz Jimoh ‘M’ 68yrs of Zaki Close, Kabala West Kaduna, and (2) Mohammed Isa ‘M’ 30yrs of the same address. Recovered in possession of the said persons were a hoe and some human skulls.
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Updated April 24, 2021
The Kaduna state police command has arrested two suspected ritualists who were caught in possession of some human skulls by operatives of the command.
Police spokesman Mohammed Jalige said in a statement that the two suspects were sighted by residents at the Muslim graveyard at Kudenden area in the outskirts of the state capital, and were suspected to be carrying out a heinous act.
On getting the report, police operatives were immediately dispatched to the area where they succeeded in apprehending the suspects.
They were identified as Abdulaziz Jimoh, 68, and Mohammed Isa, 30.
The police spokesman added that police operatives recovered a hoe and some human skulls from the suspects.
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