Alleged husband killer, Maryam Sanda, is pregnant
06 February 2018 |
5:02 am
Maryam Sanda who is standing trial for allegedly killing her husband Bilyamin Bello is three months pregnant.
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Maryam Sanda who is standing trial for allegedly killing her husband Bilyamin Bello is three months pregnant.
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Ibrahim Mohammed, friend of late Bilyaminu Bello, who was allegedly killed by his wife Maryam, told the court on Thursday that Maryam had tried to stab her husband several times during a fight the couple had on the same day he was killed.
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The Independent Corrupt Practices and other offences Commission (ICPC), on Friday brought all her witnesses to testify against former Aso Savings boss, Maimuna Aliyu before an FCT high court in Jabi.
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Justice Halilu of an FCT high court sitting in Jabi has adjourned till October 4, 2018, the trial of Maryam Sanda who allegedly killed her husband in November 2017.
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