Nigeria police has arrested former Navy officer Muhammed Tunde who specialises in recruiting armed gangs to beat up offenders for a service fee of N20,000.
Tunde was dismissed Nigerian Navy in 2000. Lagos State Police Command spokesperson, SP Benjamin Hundeyin in a post on X said Tunde made people believe he was still in active…
According to Hundeyin, Tunde allegedly charged N20,000 to pose as a military officer and have his accomplices beat up people.Hundeyin said Tunde was contracted by a customer who was asked to stop smoking in a non-smoking area of the hotel but refused and resorted to hiring a gang to assault the hotel staff.Before flagging, please keep in mind that Disqus does not moderate communities.
Jigawa State Governor, Umar A. Namadi, has suspended Aminu Kanta, the Commissioner for Commerce, over allegations of financial misconduct in the government's Ramadan Free Feeding programme. The suspension was announced in a statement by the Secretary to the State Government Spokesperson, Ismaila Ibrahim.
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