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Nigeria Police Force paraded the twelve suspects arrested in connection with the armed robbery incident that led to the de@th of Arise tv worker

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The Nigeria Police Force today October 11 paraded the twelve suspects arrested in connection with the armed robbery incident that led to the de@th of Arise TV staff, Somtochukwu Maduagwu, and Barnabas Danlami, a security guard, at Unique Apartments, Katampe Extension, Abuja, on September 29, 2025.

The Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, said the arrests followed a “coordinated, intelligence-driven investigation” launched immediately after the incident.


He gave the names of the suspects as Shamsudeen Hassan, Hassan Isah (22), Abubakar AlKamu a.k.a. Abba (27), Sani Sirajo a.k.a. Dan Borume (20), Mashkur Jamilu a.k.a. Abba (28), Suleiman Badamasi a.k.a. Dan-Sule (21), Abdulsalam Saleh a.k.a. Na-Durudu, Zaharadeen Muhammad a.k.a. Gwaska (23), Musa Adamu a.k.a. Musa Hassan (30), Sumayya Mohammed a.k.a. Baby (27), Isah Abdulrahman a.k.a. Abbati (25), and Musa Umar a.k.a. Small (31
 
This case is another painful reminder of how insecurity continues to plague many parts of Nigeria, even in areas considered relatively safe like Abuja. The quick response and arrests by the police are commendable, showing that when intelligence and coordination work together, justice can move faster. However, it also raises questions about how these armed groups continue to operate so boldly. The fact that so many suspects were involved indicates a well-organized network, not just a random crime. The loss of Somtochukwu Maduagwu and Barnabas Danlami is tragic, and their families deserve full justice, not just temporary headlines. Beyond these arrests, the police need to ensure the root causes—poverty, unemployment, and weak security systems—are addressed. Otherwise, we’ll keep seeing the same pattern repeat. Safety in the capital should never be something people have to doubt, yet here we are again mourning innocent lives.
 
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