EXPOSED! Eyewitness SHOCKS Everyone In Court, Reveals How Bandit Leader Purchased Gun Truck [Full Details Inside]
A prosecution witness, referred to as ” ABC, ” provided crucial testimony in the ongoing trial of four suspects linked to notorious bandit leader, Bello Turji, on Friday at the Federal High Court in Abuja. ABC described how Kachalla Halilu, a notorious bandit kingpin, purchased a gun truck from Niger Republic to assist in his terrorist activities in Nigeria. The testimony was part of the trial of suspects allegedly involved with Turji, who operates in the northwestern states of Nigeria, including Zamfara, Sokoto, and Niger.
In December 2024, the Nigerian Army announced the arrest of a woman allegedly involved in supplying arms to Turji, just a week after several of his suspected associates were detained. Despite this, Turji released a video on Christmas Day claiming the arrested individuals were innocent members of his community. Following this, four of Turji’ s suspected lieutenants were arraigned in Abuja on charges of terrorism. The suspects– Musa Kamarawa, Abubakar Hashimu (also known as Doctor), Samuel Chinedu, and Lucky Chukwuma– denied the charges, and the court ordered their remand in Kuje Correctional Centre, Abuja, pending their bail hearings.
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During the hearing on Friday, ABC, the first prosecution witness, testified in Hausa and identified Musa Kamarawa as a childhood friend. Between 2021 and 2022, Musa invited ABC to accompany him to a wedding in Kano. They traveled together in Musa’ s 2018 Honda Accord, with Sani Lawal Jibia also present. The group drove from Musa’ s house in Sokoto to Isa Local Government Area, where they met with the local government chairman. After their meeting, Musa gave ABC and Sani the keys to a Hilux vehicle, and they drove to Katsina before continuing to Kano.
At the designated location, Kachalla Halilu appeared with his armed associates. Musa met with Halilu, and after their conversation, he returned with a black nylon bag containing money. Halilu and his men, masked and heavily armed, then retreated into the forest. Musa handed over money to the military personnel at the checkpoint before the group continued their journey to Sokoto.
ABC’ s testimony links the suspects to Halilu and provides critical evidence of their involvement in the illegal supply of weapons and terrorist activities, adding further weight to the prosecution’ s case against the four suspects tied to the fugitive bandit leader, Bello Turji.
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