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The Sokoto State Police Command has arrested four suspects for the gruesome murder of a man whose lover and her accomplices allegedly killed in Gidan Kacha village, Gada Local Government Area of the state.

From police investigations, it was revealed that the victim, Ali Salisu of Darnawa village, was lured to his death by his girlfriend, Rukayya Amadu, who was said to have conspired with another of her lover, Hamisu Ibrahim, to rob and murder him.

This was contained in a statement by the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Ahmad Rufai, on Saturday.

According to Rufai, the incident occurred on October 4, 2025, after Rukayya invited the unsuspecting victim to a secluded area in the Dabagi bush under the guise of a private meeting.

“Unknown to him, Rukayya had arranged with Hamisu to set a deadly trap,” DSP Rufai stated. “When the victim arrived, Hamisu ambushed him, tied a rope around his neck, and strangled him to death before fleeing with his red Kasea motorcycle.”

He added that further investigation led to the arrest of two other suspects, Lawali Abdullahi and Ibrahim Abdullahi, who received and attempted to sell the stolen motorcycle in Sokoto.

He added; “All four suspects have been arrested and are in custody. They will soon be charged in court for criminal conspiracy, culpable homicide, armed robbery, and receiving stolen property.”

The Commissioner of Police, CP Ahmed Musa, commended the investigating officers for their swift and thorough work.

He further described the incident as “a painful reminder of how deceit and jealousy can destroy lives.”

He said; “This case is both tragic and instructive. It shows how misplaced trust can end in disaster. We urge the public to exercise caution in personal relationships and to avoid secluded areas, especially at night.”

He also warned traders and buyers against purchasing valuables such as motorcycles and vehicles without proper verification of ownership adding that purchasing stolen property is a crime punishable by law.

“Ignorance will not shield anyone from prosecution.”

The police command assured residents of its commitment to maintaining peace and security across the state, urging members of the public to promptly report suspicious activities to the nearest police station.

The CP said; “Our mission is to protect lives and property. With the continued cooperation of the public, Sokoto will remain safe and peaceful for all.”

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