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Eight arrested over killing of UNIMAID lecturer

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Spokesman of UNIMAID, Prof Danjuma Gambo, said the police have already begun investigating the killing of the lecturer.

By Jeffrey Agbo

Borno State Police Command said that eight suspects have been arrested over the killing of Kamar Abdulkadir, a lecturer in the Department of Physical Health Education, University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID).

Abdulkadir was found dead on Monday in his office on campus with injuries on his body.

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The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Nahun Daso, told newsmen that the attackers also carted away the lecturer’s vehicle, phone and laptop.

“We reviewed the CCTV camera and saw them going out of the university with the deceased’s vehicle. However, the quality of the video was very poor so we could not see the number of people that were inside the car,” he said.

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Daso said investigation was still ongoing into the matter.

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Director of Radio and Public Relations at UNIMAID, Prof Danjuma Gambo, said the police have already begun investigating the killing of the lecturer.

“In view of the gravity of the matter, management advises all staff and students to remain calm and go about their normal, legitimate businesses because the university is working closely with relevant security agencies to get to the root of the matter,” Gambo said on behalf of the vice-chancellor, Prof. Abdullahi Shugaba.

“Management also wishes to assure parents, guardians and other stakeholders that the university campus remains safe and secure for teaching, learning and community service.

“Management appreciates the numerous messages of sympathy and support from all its stakeholders in this moment of grief.”

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