How 500L Student Lured Teenager With Same Sxx Relationship, K!lled Him In Bauchi | READ MORE
One Abdullahi Ibrahim, a 500-level veterinary medicine student of Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Kaduna State, has been arrested by the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Bauchi State for allegedly k-illing a 17-year-old teenager identified as Umar Usman.
According to the NSCDC Commandant, Bauchi State, Ilelaboye Oyejide, the suspect lured the teenager, a secondary school student with his na-ked picture and enticed him to meet him for a homos-exual relationship.
On visiting, the suspect allegedly stabbed Usman in the stomach, wrapped his corpse with a white cloth and dumped him at Misau bypass in Misau town, Misau Local Government Area of the State.
“On October 20, 2023, a lifeless body of Umar Usman was found wrapped in a white cloth and dumped in Misau bypass.
“He was quickly taken to General Hospital Misau where he was certified dead by a medical doctor. His corpse was handed over to the family for burial.
“After thorough investigations by the operatives, a suspect was arrested with the name Abdullahi Ibrahim, a 500 level student of Veterinary Medicine ABU Zaria.
“We came to realize that there was a chat between the suspect, Ibrahim and the deceased, Usman. In the communication, we saw where the suspect enticed the deceased with homosex-ual love when he showed him his na-ked picture.
“When Usman went to meet him somehow, he (deceased) was stab-bed in the stomach, wrapped in white cloth, and dumped where he was found.”
He said that during the investigation, the suspect confessed to the crime, adding that he would be charged in court for prosecution accordingly.
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