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26 police recruits charged for forging certificates

Twenty six police recruits undergoing training at the Police College, Kaduna, have been arraigned at a Chief Magistrates' Court for forgery. The recruits allegedly forged theircertificates.
The recruits, arrested during screening, are Habila Ayuba, Shuaibu Simon, Salisu Haruna, Augustine Akwe, Nura Iro, Yusuf Ezekiel and Daniel Yakubu.Others are Ibrahim Bello, Saratu Oguba, Idris Muhammed, Isah Ibrahim,Sabo Abubakar, John Emmanuel, Tanimu Danwawo, Musbahu Garba, Musa Sani, Isyaku Ayuba and Yakubu Sani.
The rest are Kata Ibrahim, Alfa Gabriel, Ubangida Adamu, Abdulkareem Bala, Amah Yarima, Muktar Ado and Ibrahim Salihu.
The police prosecutor, Usman Simeon, told the court that they were accused of criminal conspiracy, forgery and impersonation.
He said the Inspector General of Police had onFebruary 13, set up a Special Task force led byMaji Michael to screen the recruits.
“The task force discovered that the affected recruits used forged certificates as well as impersonated other persons' results as theirs,” Mr. Simeon said.
The prosecutor said it was also discovered that the accused forged primary school leaving certificates, SSCE/NECO and NCE, while others used other persons’ credentials to jointhe Nigeria Police.
The accused persons pleaded not guilty to the charges when read to them.
Chief Magistrate, Nasiru Idris, granted them bail in the sum of N50,000 each, with one reliable surety residing in Kaduna.
He adjourned the case to July 12 for further hearing. ~PremiumTimes

What a painful day

Usman Albishir, a former Senator, who was also a governorship candidate in Yobe State during the last General Elections has died in a car accident along Kano-Zaria road. A source close to the family said Mr. Albishir died on Monday morning as a result of serious injuries sustained in the accident. His police orderly was also said to be seriously injured and in a critical condition. Mr. Albishir was elected Senator for the Yobe North constituency at the start of the fourth republic in 1999, running under the platform of the All People's Party (APP). He was re-elected in 2003 under the platform of the All Nigeria People's Party (ANPP). At the Senate in 1999, Mr. Albishir was appointed to committees on Selection, Banking & Currency, Defense, Transport and Privatization. After his re-election in 2003 he was appointed Senate Minority Leader, but resigned this position under pressure in December 2004. Mr. Albishir was a contender to be ANPP candidate for the 2007 Yobe State governorship race, supported by the incumbent Governor Bukar Abba Ibrahim. He won 382 votes against Senator Mamman Ali's88 votes in the primary election. However, due to legal issues, the party named Mr. Ali as candidate and he was subsequently elected. Mr. Albishir appealed this decision, and the case dragged through the courts until in February 2010 when the Supreme Court finally dismissed his last appeal. Mr. Albishir then moved over to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in hopes of winning the 2011 governorship election on the platform of the party. On January 11, 2011, at the PDP primaries held at the August 27th Stadium in Damaturu,Yobe State, Mr. Albishir defeated the former minister of Police Affairs, Adamu Maina Waziri, and Garba Umar to clinch the party's governorship ticket for the general election inApril 2011. He eventually lost the general elections held in April, 2011 to Ibrahim Geidam, candidate of the ANPP. Source: Premium Times