Policeman, voter shot during assembly poll in Ondo

<p>Report has it that Napoleon was kidnapped on his way to his polling unit on Saturday morning.</p>, <p>Bandits have shot dead the senior wife of the Chief Imam of Nomadic Central Mosque in Rugan Ardo, Isyaka Adamu.</p>, <p>He also urged the residents to avoid spreading fake news, hate speeches, and reckless celebrations that might disrupt the peace in the state.</p>, <p>“It was around 8am in the morning that he was kidnapped. So we are trying to make contact to see how he will be released but to no avail.”</p>, <p>Abdullahi noted that two men of the command also sustained various degrees of gunshot injuries and are presently receiving treatment at the police clinic in Jalingo and at the state specialist hospital.</p>, <p>Mrs. Hulaira Hussaini Ardo, was shot dead after the bandits collected 2 million Naira as ransom.</p>, <p>A source from the victim’s family, Chima who confirmed the incident, said Ukalikpe was whisked away in the early hours of today and his whereabouts remain unknown.</p>, <p>He said: “On my way to the office, I came across a scuffle between the military officers that mounted checkpoints on the entrance of the INEC office as it used to be when election results are being collated.”</p>, <p>DAILY POST recalls that bandits had on February 11, 2023, Kidnapped four wives of Malam Husaaini Ardo, at Rugan Ardo in Kagarko LGA, and killed the Chief Imam of Nomadic Central Mosque in Rugan Ardo, Isyaka Adamu.</p>, <p>Briefing journalists today at the State Police Command Headquarters in Jalingo, the state capital, the Police Public Relations Officer, Usman Abdullahi, said two policemen were killed during the exchange of gunfire.</p>, <p>According to him, the ransom of 2 million Naira was paid for the release of the four wives, but the senior wife was shot by the bandits, while the remaining three were released</p>, <p>The Kano State Commissioner of Police, Muhammad Usaini Gumel, urged the public to cooperate with the police in ensuring that they do not engage in wild celebrations that might lead to a brea