Connect with us

Africa

Murder of University of Maiduguri lecturer: Police confirms arrest of 8 suspects

Prof. Danjuma Gambo, the Director of Radio and Public Relations, who spoke on behalf of the university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Abdullahi Shugaba, said the police and other security agencies had already launched an investigation into the incident to determine the circumstances surrounding his death.

Published

on

University of Maiduguri

Borno State police have reported the arrest of eight individuals in connection with the murder of Dr. Kamar Abdulkadir, a lecturer in the Department of Physical Health Education at the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID).

On Sunday, attackers sneaked into Abdulkadir’s office on campus and killed him there.
The victim was found on Monday with injuries to his body.

Nahun Daso, the Police Public Relations Officer, told reporters that the attackers also took away the lecturer’s vehicle, phone, and laptop.

“We reviewed the CCTV camera and saw them going out of the university with the deceased’s vehicle. However, the quality of the video was very poor, so we could not see the number they were inside the car,” he said.

He explained that an investigation was underway into the matter.

Advertisement

Prof. Danjuma Gambo, the Director of Radio and Public Relations, who spoke on behalf of the university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Abdullahi Shugaba, said the police and other security agencies had already launched an investigation into the incident to determine the circumstances surrounding his death.

He said: “In view of the gravity of the matter, management advises all staff and students to remain calm and go about their normal, legitimate businesses because the university is working closely with relevant security agencies to get to the root of the matter.

“Management also wishes to assure parents, guardians and other stakeholders that the university campus remains safe and secure for teaching, learning and community service.”

Continue Reading
Advertisement
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Trending Contents

Topical Issues

Aisha Yesufu Aisha Yesufu
Politics4 hours ago

From Activism to Public Office: The Case for Aisha Yesufu in the FCT -By Jeff Okoroafor

The alternative is dispiriting. Kingibe offers an incumbency clouded by internal party warfare and questions about her effectiveness. Aduda offers...

Football5 hours ago

Triumph of Enugu Rangers and Need For More Investments In Nigeria’s Domestic Football League -By Tochukwu Jimo Obi

The league organisers also deserve commendation for taking disciplinary actions against clubs and match officials involved in misconduct during the...

Forgotten Dairies5 hours ago

Ebola in Congo Must Be Stopped Before Africa Pays the Price -By Fransiscus Nanga Roka

Ebola in Congo Must Be Stopped Before Africa Pays the Price -By Fransiscus Nanga Roka

Ned Nwoko and Anioma Ned Nwoko and Anioma
Politics5 hours ago

Ned Nwoko’s Loss To Ifeanyi Okowa: Has The End Come For Proposed Anioma State? -By Hillary Ochiabuto

Will Okowa abandon the pursuit of Anioma State creation if he wins the main election? With his glaring anti-South East...

Forgotten Dairies6 hours ago

Only God Promotes: The Lesson From Cubana Chief Priest’s 14 Votes -By Isaac Asabor

For months, Cubana Chief Priest projected himself as one of the loudest celebrity defenders of the APC administration. In fact,...

National Issues22 hours ago

Oyo Attack: Actions, Not Emotions -By Bashiroh Omowumi Hashim

May Oyo State, Southwest, and Nigeria in its entirety not descend into a land where schools become graveyards of dreams,...

Tinubu Tinubu
Forgotten Dairies23 hours ago

Mr. President, Why Should Nigerians Vote for You Again? A Nation Still Waiting for the Promises of Renewed Hope -By Daniel Nduka Okonkwo

It is being asked by market traders struggling with rising prices, by workers burdened by transportation costs, by young Nigerians...

Trump Trump
Global Issues23 hours ago

The U.S. Didn’t Merely Exit WHO—It Triggered a Global Health Power Shift from Multilateral Legitimacy to Bilateral Coercion -By Fransiscus Nanga Roka

What is happening now goes beyond one organization. It's a fight between whether global health will be kept as a...

WHO WHO
Global Issues23 hours ago

PABS at WHO: Global Pathogens Seized, Benefits Delayed, Justice Denied -By Fransiscus Nanga Roka

The world does not need a treaty to purify extraction disguised as preparedness. It requires one that acknowledges a simple,...

Jeff Okoroafor new photo Jeff Okoroafor new photo
Forgotten Dairies1 day ago

From Abuja to Addis: How Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa Threaten Pan-African Unity -By Jeff Okoroafor

Pan-Africanism cannot survive on speeches and summits alone. The recurring xenophobic attacks in South Africa are forcing Africa to examine...