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Bauchi State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence
Corps (NSCDC) said on Friday that motorcycle thieves in the state
had resorted to using women to commit robbery.

Commandant in charge of the state, Mr Ibrahim Raji stated this
in Bauchi while parading before newsmen, some suspects, namely
Hauwa Saleh, 40, Illiyasu Abubakar, 30, Adamu Ali, 29 and Abdullahi
Ahmadu, 42

The commandant alleged that on March 20, one Hauwa Saleh of
Turum ward in Bauchi, while pretending to be a passenger, had lured
one Usman Sani, 30, to a bush, where he was robbed of his
motorcycle.

Raji explained that Hauwa had requested her victim to take her
to a village but on their way, asked the motorcyclist to stop, from
where Abubakar and Ali, 29, all emerged from hiding to disposes him
of his motorcycle.

The commandant said that the suspects, armed with sticks and
cutlass, beat up their victim to the state of coma, inflicting
injuries on his head.

He said that the suspects took their victim’s motorcycle to one
Nuhu (now at large) of Mararaba Liman Katagum who bought same at
the rate of N70,000 and made part-payment of N20,000.

According to him, officials of the NSCDC trailed the suspects to
their hideouts and later arrested them, including one Abdullahi
Ahmadu, 42, of Kandahar, alleged to be their leader.

The commandant said that exhibits recovered from the suspects
included one cutlass, one knife, one motorcycle and N1,520 cash,
adding that the suspects would be charged to court.

He therefore warned commercial motorcyclists to be wary of the
type of passengers they carried, especially women.

Fielding questions from newsmen, the suspects confessed to
committing the crime, saying they had committed similar crimes in
the past, working as a syndicate under their leader, Abdullahi
Ahmadu.

Bauchi State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence
Corps (NSCDC) said on Friday that motorcycle thieves in the state
had resorted to using women to commit robbery.

Commandant in charge of the state, Mr Ibrahim Raji stated this
in Bauchi while parading before newsmen, some suspects, namely
Hauwa Saleh, 40, Illiyasu Abubakar, 30, Adamu Ali, 29 and Abdullahi
Ahmadu, 42

The commandant alleged that on March 20, one Hauwa Saleh of
Turum ward in Bauchi, while pretending to be a passenger, had lured
one Usman Sani, 30, to a bush, where he was robbed of his
motorcycle.

Raji explained that Hauwa had requested her victim to take her
to a village but on their way, asked the motorcyclist to stop, from
where Abubakar and Ali, 29, all emerged from hiding to disposes him
of his motorcycle.

The commandant said that the suspects, armed with sticks and
cutlass, beat up their victim to the state of coma, inflicting
injuries on his head.

He said that the suspects took their victim’s motorcycle to one
Nuhu (now at large) of Mararaba Liman Katagum who bought same at
the rate of N70,000 and made part-payment of N20,000.

According to him, officials of the NSCDC trailed the suspects to
their hideouts and later arrested them, including one Abdullahi
Ahmadu, 42, of Kandahar, alleged to be their leader.

The commandant said that exhibits recovered from the suspects
included one cutlass, one knife, one motorcycle and N1,520 cash,
adding that the suspects would be charged to court.

He therefore warned commercial motorcyclists to be wary of the
type of passengers they carried, especially women.

Fielding questions from newsmen, the suspects confessed to
committing the crime, saying they had committed similar crimes in
the past, working as a syndicate under their leader, Abdullahi
Ahmadu.

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