Nigeria’s Police Force arrests and repatriates a Chadian national, Mahadijiria Abdoulaye, wanted by authorities in N’Djamena over an alleged murder. Police say the arrest is carried out through INTERPOL channels and that Abdoulaye is handed back to face proceedings linked to the case.
Police statements cited by outlets say the arrest happens in Nigeria, with one report specifying it occurs in Kano. Both sources attribute the disclosure to the police spokesperson, CSP Ani/Aniete Iniedu, and describe the suspect as a fugitive sought for the killing of Nazik Mahamat Saleh. After his arrest, the suspect is repatriated to Chadian authorities to stand trial.
The outlets align on the main events—an INTERPOL-assisted arrest in Nigeria, the allegation of murder, and the repatriation to N’Djamena. Differences are limited to minor details, such as the location mentioned for the arrest (Kano) and small variations in how the spokesperson’s name is written, without changing the overall account.
