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Alhaji Abubakar Suleiman Mayaki Vindicated: Family of Idowu Keshinro Urged to Reconsider Allegations
Alhaji Abubakar Sulaimon, also known as Mayaki, reaffirmed as innocent of the murder allegations made against him by the family of the late Idowu Keshinro.
Mayaki, a well-known real estate professional and philanthropist has been under scrutiny FCID Homicide Section Abuja following claims that he was involved in Keshinro’s death.
However, recent developments have shed light on his innocence.
The investigation has revealed that Mayaki was not present at the scene of the crime, as he was confirmed to be in seclutiion outside the state, during the time of the purported incident.
This fact has been supported by evidence provided during the investigation. Despite initial concerns, Mayaki’s alibi has been corroborated, and there is no substantial evidence linking him to the crime.
Mayaki was granted bail earlier after a thorough examination of his whereabouts, and claims of his attempts to evade justice have been debunked.
The accusations made by Keshinro’s family have been called into question, with some alleging that these claims might be driven by misunderstandings or personal grievances rather than concrete evidence.
In response to these developments, Mayaki ’s legal team has emphasized his commitment to cooperating with authorities and maintaining transparency. They have called for a fair and impartial investigation, urging the public to consider the evidence that supports Mayaki ’s innocence.
The case has highlighted the importance of verifying allegations with concrete proof before making accusations. Mayaki remains committed to continuing his business endeavors and contributing positively to his community as he clears his name of any wrongdoing.
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has reported its seventh partial grid collapse in 2024. Despite the recurring issue, TCN’s General Manager of Public Affairs, Ndidi Mbah, reassured the public that efforts to restore power are well underway, with about 90% of substations receiving bulk power.
Mbah noted that the Azura Power Station initiated the grid recovery, although a minor setback occurred. However, power supply has been restored to the Abuja region and other key distribution centers. The Ibom Gas Generating Station remained unaffected, continuing to supply power to the South-South region.
An investigation into the cause of the collapse will commence once full grid restoration is achieved.
Vice President Kashim Shettima has expressed deep sorrow over the tragic tanker explosion in Jigawa State, which claimed over 100 lives. In a statement issued by his media aide, Stanley Nkwocha, Shettima, on behalf of President Bola Tinubu, extended condolences to the affected families, praying for strength and comfort in their time of grief.
Shettima assured the public that the federal government is mobilizing resources to support the injured and assist those affected. He has directed the immediate deployment of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) to provide aid. The Vice President also stressed the need for a review of fuel transportation safety protocols to prevent future incidents.
In a separate statement, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu offered her condolences to Jigawa Governor Umar Namadi and the people of Jigawa, praying for peace and comfort for the families affected. She called the incident “unfortunate” and extended prayers for the recovery of the injured and the repose of the souls lost in the tragedy.
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has revealed that it intercepted a total of 10,598 pieces of arms and 114,929 rounds of ammunition valued at N9.58 billion over the past six years. Comptroller General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, made this disclosure during a press conference on enforcement activities in Zone A.
Adeniyi highlighted that 60% of these seizures occurred in 2023, reflecting the Customs’ increased efforts to curb arms smuggling. He also mentioned that recent operations such as Operation Whirlwind and Operation Swift Sting are part of a strategic response to tackle evolving smuggling tactics.
In addition to arms seizures, the Customs CG announced the largest pangolin scale seizure since 2020, with 9,493 kg of scales confiscated in collaboration with the Wildlife Justice Commission. The joint operation led to four arrests across Kano, Kaduna, and Lagos. The NCS continues to intensify efforts against wildlife trafficking, targeting supply routes in northern Nigeria and border areas.
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