Adamawa: Police arrest Vigilante for allegedly killing two over farm dispute

The Adamawa State Police Command has arrested a 31-year-old vigilante, Mali Emmanuel Bori, for allegedly killing Emmanuel Hamma Shehu and Almond Hamma Shehu over a land dispute. The deceased were residents of Bori village in Koma District of Jada local government area of the state.

According to the Command’s Police Public Relations Officer, SP Suleiman Yahaya, the suspect had a dispute with the victims over a farm located at Bori which resulted in a fight.

During the altercation, Emmanuel allegedly used his Dane gun to shoot the victims, leading to their unfortunate deaths.

Meanwhile, the Command reported the arrest of Sani Babayo and Ahmadu Suleiman for cattle rustling at Ngurore Market in Yola South local government area of the state.

Nguroje urged the public whose cattle were stolen to visit the Crack Squad of the Command to claim their animals.