How Staff Of Fire Service Ki@led His Six Year Old Son For Bed wetting

A man in his 30s has been arrested for k!lling his six-year-old son in Maiduguri, Borno State capital

According to Daily Trust, the suspect identified as Mohammed Jubrin, staff member of the Federal Fire Service, k!lled his son for bed-wetting. 

Bulama Lawan, Ward Head of Wulari, who confirmed the development to the publication, said the incident happened last week. 

Lawan said he received an emergency call from the father of the suspect, saying his son had k!lled his grandson. 

“The incident happened on the 27th of June, Alhaji Mustapha called me on the phone and informed me that Jubrin Mohamed had killed his grandson. I rushed to the victim’s house and asked the perpetrator’s father how it happened,” Lawan said. 

“His father said what they have been avoiding has finally happened. As I ask how? He said, his son has k!lled his grandson and he hit his grandson’s head against the wall.”

“I told his father that he would face the wrath of the law and immediately I called the police of mountain troops in Wulari and they came to take him and his son to a metro police station.

“So they immediately took us to the State Specialist Hospital. Upon reaching there, the doctor confirmed to us that the six-year-old boy was d£ad and we returned to the metro where we buried the boy,”

“When I asked about the offence of his son, he said the boy used to pee on the bed and started weeping and pleading for forgiveness. Since that day, he has been detained,” Bulama said.

According to Lawan, the suspect did not have a record of any mental illness to the best of his knowledge.

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