Crime
MY VILLAGE HAS TOO MANY MOTORCYCLES! We steal them to reduce their number
A suspect, Abdullahi Abubakar, who was arrested for stealing a motorcycle in Niger State, has said that it was easier to sell unregistered motorcycles.
He also said that he and his accomplices steal motorcycles to reduce the number of bikes in his village.
Abubakar, 25, of Kabe Village in New Bussa Local Government Area, was arrested for allegedly dispossessing Onyeka Ezeudu of Babanna village in New Bussa of his motorcycle.
The victim had reported to the police that two unknown persons robbed him of his motorcycle valued at N250,000 and N79,000 cash after beating him into a coma.
READ ALSO! HIS DEATH IS A GREAT LOSS TO OSUSTECH! 65-year-old lecturer dies in fire accident in his home [Photo]
Abubakar told our correspondent that he preferred stealing unregistered motorcycles because they were easier to sell.
“I snatch motorcycles that are not registered; it is easy to sell them without stress. The buyers are always available, for them it is a new motorcycle.”
“We have a lot of motorcycle operators in my village and that was why we decided to reduce the number of motorcycles in my village by stealing and selling them at give-away prices,” the suspect added.
The Police Public Relations Officer, Muhammad Abubakar, said the matter would soon be charged to court after investigation.
READ ALSO! NO ONE STOPPED TO HELP! Lady escapes death as Taxify driver suffers epileptic fit on top speed [Video]
-
Sports23 hours ago
Ancelotti confirms Arda Guler’s stay at Real Madrid
-
Entertainment23 hours ago
Ex-BBnaija star Miracle graduates with distinction from aviation school
-
Politics21 hours ago
Ibadan residents defy curfew amid LG polls
-
Entertainment23 hours ago
Doris Simeon reveals struggle working odd jobs to survive in US
-
News23 hours ago
‘Disbursement ongoing’, FG gives update on N50,000 grants
-
News21 hours ago
Yahaya Bello: EFCC confirms refund of $760,000
-
health21 hours ago
Japa: 58,000 doctors renewed licences in 2023, says medical council
-
News19 hours ago
Lagos cracks down on illegal occupants of Agege railway lines