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Police Arrest 2 Over Abduction Of Rarara’s Mother

The police in Katsina State have arrested two suspects in connection with the abduction of the mother of the popular singer, Dauda Kahutu aka Rarara.
The police spokesman in Katsina, ASP Abubakar Sadiq Aliyu, in a statement on Friday, said the two suspects were being interrogated by the authorities.
“Today, Friday, June 28, 2024, at about 0130 hrs, information was received at the Danja Divisional Police Headquarters that some suspected kidnappers silently invaded the residence of one Hauwa’u Adamu, f, age 75 years, of Kahutu village, Danja LGA, Katsina State and kidnapped her.
“Upon receipt of the report, promptly, the DPO Danja led a team of operatives to the scene with a view to arresting the culprits and rescuing the victim unhurt.
“During investigation, two suspects were arrested for questioning. Further development will be communicated in due course as the investigation proceeds,” the statement read.
Rarara was the chairman of presidential singers during the former President Muhammadu Buhari administration and his songs played significant role in mobilising supporters for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, especially amongst the Huasa speaking communities in Nigeria.
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