Man Stabs Father To Death in Kano

 

One Alkasim Ya’u has been arrested for allegedly stabbing his father to death in Nigeria’s north west State of Kano.

The 25 years old suspect was arrested by The Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) in Kano State.

The incident happened at Tudun Yola ‘C’, area of Gwale Local Government Area of the state on Friday.

The NSCDC Corps Commandant, Mohammed Falala, disclosed this in an interview with Newsmen in Kano on Sunday.

According to Falala, the incident occured at about 1330 hours at the residence of Alhaji Salisu Bala.

” The deceased father, Alhaji Ya’u Mohammed, brought his mentally ill son, Alkasim Ya’u, to Psychiatric Hospital Dawanau, for medical treatment, where they booked to see a medical doctor on Saturday Jan. 6.

He explained that instead of going back to Katsina, the deceased decided to sleep at his brother’s house at same address.

” Our investigation revealed that Alkasim became mentally ill due to his engagement in hard drugs activities.

” On their arrival at Tudun Yola, the ill son took a sharp object and injured the father, until the intervention of the NSCDC operatives attached to the area who took the victim to hospital and arrested the suspect,” he said.

He said that already, the family was making arrangements to return the corpse to Katsina for funeral, while the suspect and the exhibit were handed over to Rijiyar Zaki Divisional Police Office for further investigation.


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