Police in Bauchi State have arraigned three suspects before a
Magistrate Court in the state for allegedly removing the two kidneys of
25-year-old Abubakar Buba. Police Prosecutor, Sergeant Amos Ukpe, told
the court that the suspects, Mijinyawa Abdulkadir, Abdullahi Yusuf and
Mohammed Zangina were charged with conspiracy, attempt to commit
culpable homicide, causing grievous hurt and impersonation, contrary to
Section 132 of the Penal code.
Ukpe told the court: “One Buba Ahmadu reported to the Police that his
son, Abubakar from Bununu in Tafawa Balewa Local Government Area, felt
sick and went for medical treatment in a private clinic owned by one
Mijinyawa Abdulkadir, who is a Nurse by profession.
“At the clinic, one Aminchi introduced himself as a doctor of the said
hospital and recommended Abubakar for scanning at Almanzoor scanning
centre. Aminchi, with Yusuf Zangina conducted an illegal appendix
surgery, which led to the removal of the two kidneys of Abubakar, who
is now critically ill at the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Teaching
Hospital, Bauchi.
“The patient, Abubakar, is currently undergoing dialysis treatment contrary to Sections 96, 132 and 229 of the Penal Code.”
In his ruling, the trial magistrate, Mr. Isa Mohammed, granted the
bail of the accused on the ground of his illness in the sum of N2
million with two sureties each in like sum.
He added that one of the sureties must be resident within the court’s
jurisdiction and own a landed property worth N10 million within the
court’s jurisdiction and verifiable.
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