President Yar'adua's son arrested by police for killing four people

 


Aminu Yar'Adua, the child of late President Umaru Yar'Adua, has been captured for the homicide of four individuals in Yola. 


Mr Yar'Adua was remanded in prison detainment by a judges' court in Yola on Thursday for killing four people in a car collision in Yola. 


On June 23, this year, the late president's child, an understudy at the American University of Nigeria (AUN), was blamed in court with causing passing through dangerous driving. 


As indicated by the police, Mr Yar'Adua, while passing through the Yola sidestep on June 23, squashed six people because of speeding, as per a First Information Report (FIR) recorded in court by the investigator, Zakka Musa. 


The accident killed four individuals and harmed two others, as indicated by the court. The casualties were from Sabon Pegi, Yola South neighborhood government area, as per police information. 


Aisha Umar (30), Aisha Mamadu (32), Suleiman Abubakar (2), and Jummai Abubakar (30) kicked the bucket in the mishap, while Rejoice Annu (28) and Hajara Aliyu (27) were harmed, as indicated by the FIR. 


The examiner told the court that the group of the expired accident casualties needed N15 million in remuneration from the respondent. 


At the point when the FIR was perused to the litigant, as the examiner had mentioned, he denied carrying out the wrongdoing and portrayed the case as bogus. 


The examiner then, at that point mentioned that the case be deferred so he could duplicate the case document and send it to the Department of Public Prosecutions (DPP) for legitimate guidance. 


Jummai Ibrahim, the justice, conceded the arraignment's request and remanded the case to August 19 for additional thought. 


She requested the ex-child president's to be confined in jail. 


His dad, a previous legislative leader of Katsina (from 1999 to 2007), proceeded to become President of Nigeria following his term as lead representative. He kicked the bucket in office after a long disease that took steps to toss the country into political bedlam since his partners would not recognize his failure to lead

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