Umar Bello
Men of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps have arrested a Fulani man, Umar Bello, for allegedly hacking his brother, Abdullahi Bello, to death over a misunderstanding.
This incident occurred at the Dogonruwa Area of Woro in Kaiama Local Government Area, Kwara State, on Friday.
The suspect was alleged to have engaged his brother in a fight following a minor disagreement and used dangerous weapons.
It was further gathered that during the fight, Abdullahi was inflicted with machete cuts in various parts of his body which led to a loss of blood.
Men of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps have arrested a Fulani man, Umar Bello, for allegedly hacking his brother, Abdullahi Bello, to death over a misunderstanding.
This incident occurred at the Dogonruwa Area of Woro in Kaiama Local Government Area, Kwara State, on Friday.
The suspect was alleged to have engaged his brother in a fight following a minor disagreement and used dangerous weapons.
It was further gathered that during the fight, Abdullahi was inflicted with machete cuts in various parts of his body which led to a loss of blood.
He further stated that the suspect was arrested and handed over to the police.
Babawale also said that the remains of the deceased had been evacuated from the scene of the incident and deposited in the mortuary of the hospital he was taken to.
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