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FOOD POISONING: WOMAN ARRESTED OVER 3 STEPSONS DEATH

 

Police arrest housewife for allegedly poisoning 3 stepsons to death

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The Police in Yobe has arrested a 22-year-old housewife, Khadija Yakubu, for allegedly poisoning her three stepsons to death.

One other child who suffered from the poisoning was left in critical condition.

The Spokesman of the Command, ASP Dungus Abdulkarim, confirmed the arrest on Friday in Damaturu.

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Abdulkarim said that the incident occurred at about 9:00 am on Friday at Makarahuta in Potiskum Local Government Area of the state.

He said that preliminary investigation revealed that the suspect allegedly gave the children aged between seven and 12, a poisonous tea during breakfast.

“The children were rushed to a hospital after taking tea prepared by the suspect in the early hours of  Friday, Sept.17, at about 0900hrs.

Three of the victims died while receiving treatment and one other remained unconscious,” he said.

The spokesman said the incident was reported to the  Divisional Police Headquarters, Potiskum by the suspect’s husband, Alhaji Haruna, at about 1:00 pm.

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