Police officers arrested as stray bullet kills 17-year-old boy in Jos

<p>Contacted, the Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Oyeyemi, promised to revert.</p>, <p>The Plateau State Police have arrested five officers attached to the C Division for shooting and killing a 17-year-old boy, identified as Ibuchim Ofezie, in Jos.</p>, <p>The state police spokesperson, DSP Alfred Alabo, in a statement issued on Tuesday disclosed that the affected officers would be sanctioned after a proper investigation.</p>, <p>At the last count, residents of Ipokia lamented that over 50 skulls had been removed from graves by ritualists who operated under the cover of darkness.</p>, <p>He said preliminary reports received did not indicate the exact location from where the students were snatched but that a detailed report is being awaited to clarify whether the incident occurred within the school premises or elsewhere.</p>, <p>DAILY POST reported three months ago that dead bodies could no longer rest in peace in the ancient town of Ipokia as unknown ritualists to dig graves for skulls.</p>, <p>Spokesman of the command, Ayeni Olasunkanmi, disclosed in Ilorin on Tuesday that the suspect was alleged to have taken the victim on a bike to an unknown place where he sexually molested her and threatened her never to tell anyone.</p>, <p>He said the suspect was later taken to court on April 3 for prosecution before Magistrate Abubakar Ahmed Boro at the Magistrate Court, Kaiama, where he was summarily tried and sentenced to one year imprisonment for criminal trespass with an option of fine and one year imprisonment for intimidation, also with an option of fine.</p>, <p>As at press time, details of the accidents are still sketchy.</p>, <p>The Kaduna Commissioner of Internal Security and Home Affairs, Samuel Aruwan on Tuesday, disclosed that 10 students of Government Secondary School, Awon in Kachia Local Government Area have been kidnapped</p>, <p>Dahiru explained that the Hisbah corps has conducted sensitisation for commercial sex workers and alcohol sellers.</p>, <p>“It was gathered that in a bid to