Police parade 17 herdsmen, natives [PHOTOS]
The 17 suspects paraded by the Police include Fulani herdsmen and Natives of Southern Kaduna.
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Governor Nasir El-Rufaiof Kaduna state who made this known on Thursday, February 2, 2017, added that the suspects were arrested in Kafanchan and environs.
"The 17 Suspects are being paraded for culpable homicide and disturbance of public peace in Southern Kaduna," Governor El-Rufai said via Twitter.
Governor El-Rufai noted that the suspects include Fulani herdsmen and natives of Southern Kaduna.
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The Police public relations officer, Jimoh Moshood stated that other suspects are currently under investigation and will be arraigned in Court.
Here are names the 17 suspects arrested paraded at the Police Headquarters in Abuja.
1) Magaji Shuaib
2.) Abdulkareem Abdul
3.) Goma Adamu
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4.) Danlami Yakubu
5.) Danjuma Barde
6.) Idris Bello
7.)Samuel Joshua
8.) Haruna Iliyasu
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9.) Hassan Idris
10.) Adamu Haruna
11.) Suleiman Saleh
12.) Adamu Umar
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13.) Abubakar Muhammadu
14.) Muhammadu Jori
15.)Nelson Paul
16.) Bulus Jatau
17.) Danjuma Barde
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Over 800 persons were said to have been killed in the recent clash between Fulani herdsmen and indigenes of Southern Kaduna.
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