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Kano woman remanded for stabbing man with scissors

Kano woman remanded for stabbing man with scissors

Story from Saleh INUWA, Kano

A lady named Hafsa Musa has been remanded in a correctional centre by a Kano State Sharia Court, located in Gama PRP. She stands accused of stabbing a man, Buhari Mikail, with a pair of scissors.

Hafsa Musa faces a charge of causing serious injury to Buhari Mikail, as brought forth by the police.

It is alleged that she stabbed the man in the neck, resulting in a severe injury.

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According to the police, this incident occurred during a dispute between her female friend and the complainant.

Hafsa Musa intervened in the altercation and subsequently stabbed the man.

Upon the reading of the charges, she entered a guilty plea.

Consequently, the judge ordered her remand in prison, and the case has been adjourned until September 19 for sentencing.

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