Ex. Sec. KOSODA Commend Police, DSS For Arresting Man Who Alledgedly Stabbed, Killed Physically Challenged Woman in Okene.


 

The Kogi State Executive Secretary, Office For Disability, Barr. Zacchaeus Dare Michael has commended the Police and DSS for arresting man who alledgedly stabbed and killed physically challenged woman to death in Okene.

 

Recalled that Barr. Dare had condemned in strong terms the killing of Aisha Aminu, a physically challenged 30 year old woman by one Siyaka Mohammed.

Barr. Dare in a statement issued to Newsmen in Lokoja, called on the Commissioner of Police, Kogi State Command to transfer the case to the homicide section of the State CID, where the legal officer would take up the brief for commencement of prosecution.

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According to Barr. Dare the transfer of the case would enable the legal department of KOSODA take up the case with a view of prosecuting the suspect.

Barr. Dare described the action as barbaric, inhumane and man’s inhumanity against his fellow man, said no stone would be left unturned in prosecuting the suspect, assured that KOSODA will pursue the matter to it logical conclusion.

Recalled that a man simply identified as Siyaka Mohammed, reportedly stabbed Aisha Aminu, a physical challenged woman to death over a misunderstanding.

The incident occurred at Obehira, Okene LGA, Kogi State. The 44 year old Siyaka the assailant who was said to have fled the scene after commiting the offense, has been arrested.

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According to an eyewitness report, the suspected murderer visited the deceased shop a few minutes before 6a.m, dragged her from the inner chamber, repeatedly stabbed her until she succumbed to death following the injuries she sustained from her injuries.


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