- The suspect is the leader of the gang that kidnapped the deceased six-year-old girl, Police says.
- Police says he is cooperating to ensure the arrest of other gang members
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Operatives of the Nigeria Police Force Intelligence Response Team (IRT) have arrested 23-year-old Friday Domozu, a native of Jarkama Village, Bassa LGA of Kogi State, for the kidnap and killing of a six-year-old, Farida Yahaya at the Gabije Area of Kogi State on November 2, 2020.
This was contained in a press release signed by police spokesman, CP Frank Mba.
The victim was abducted alongside one Abdulraheem (14) who narrowly escaped from the kidnappers’ den.
Read also: ‘Kidnapper’ Kidnapped By Rival Gang
The statement said that investigations by the Police team revealed that the kidnappers demanded a huge sum as ransom from the family of the little girl before she could be released, but eventually killed her owing to the inability of the family to meet up with their demands.
Efforts by the Police to rescue the little girl led to the arrest of the principal suspect, Friday Domozu who led the Police to a deep forest at Gabije area of Kogi State where the remains of the little girl were recovered.
The Police Team also exhumed the decomposing body of another victim later found to be that of one 40-year-old Ibrahim Madaki earlier declared missing.
The remains of the victims have been deposited for an autopsy.
Friday Domozu also revealed to the Police team that he is an ex-military trainee who was declared unfit and subsequently withdrawn 5-months into training based on medical grounds.
According to the statement, efforts are being intensified to arrest his gang members still at large.
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