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BREAKING: Adamawa Police Refute Torture Allegations in Zamfara Murder Case

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BREAKING: Adamawa Police Refute Torture Allegations in Zamfara Murder Case

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By Emmanuel Kwada

The Adamawa State Police Command has responded to a viral social media video in which Umar Ibrahim, Sarkin Pawa, Kala’a, alleges he and others were arrested, tortured, starved, and coerced into false confessions in the investigation of Mr. Thomas Godwin’s (aka Zamfara) murder.

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Statements were recorded in the presence of the State Legal Aid Council, with all processes video-documented

 

 

The Command confirms that nine suspects—Sunday Terrang, Umar Ibrahim, Sadiq Ishaku, Solomon Gideon, Ahmed Aminu, Danlami Ali, Godwin Chakukuyada, Akacha Daniel Samari, and Ibrahim Bakari Mai-Cross—were arrested following a preliminary investigation.

The suspects and case file were transferred to the Force Intelligence Rapid Response Team (IRRT), Abuja, for further investigation. Statements were recorded in the presence of the State Legal Aid Council, with all processes video-documented.

The Command strongly denies the allegations, stating that no suspects’ rights were violated

The Command strongly denies the allegations, stating that no suspects’ rights were violated, and all procedures adhered to international best practices. It describes the video as a deliberate attempt to mislead the public, gain sympathy, and undermine the investigation’s credibility.

The Command urges the public to avoid spreading falsehoods that could jeopardize the ongoing probe.

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