In a quick sweep across the Bakaro, Kofar Dumi, Tudun Yarima, and Kofar Madaki areas, operation representatives from the Bauchi State Police Command made 14 suspected Sara-Suka thugs arrested.
The suspects, who were reportedly armed with machetes and knives, had been terrorizing residents, stealing money and cellphones, and inflicting injuries, according to the Command’s spokesman, SP Nafiu Habib, who made this disclosure in a statement on Monday.
A patrol team immediately responded to reports of thug members’ activities around Bakaro, Kofar Dumi, Tudun Yarima, and Kofar Madaki on January 15, 2026, he said, at around 4:30 p.m.
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He added that during interrogation, the arrested suspects, who ranged in age from 18 to 22, admitted to the crimes.
Abbati, 20, Mamman, 21, Adamu, 22, Khalid, 20, Abubakar, 19, Mahmood, 22, Jabir, 21, and Haruna, 18, were detained by the police team, led by Hassan Musa, the divisional police officer of A Division, Bauchi.
The others are Khalid, 18, Abubakar, 19, Kabiru, 20, Anas, 20, Mr Mohammed, 19, and Abdulkarim, 22.
Jesy Nelson has reportedly split from her fiancé, Zion Foster, shortly after the pair revealed their twins had been diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 1
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Zion Foster’s last message to Jesy Nelson before their split was revealed was full of emotion (Image: Jam Press/@? jesynelson)
Zion Foster sent a tearjerking message to Jesy Nelson before their split was revealed. The former couple, who heartbreakingly announced their baby twins have been diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 1 (SMA) this month, have reportedly called it quits while remaining committed to co-parenting their adorable girls, Ocean and Story.
Before news of their break-up was reported on Sunday, musician , Zion, 26, took to Instagram praising Jesy for her strength, telling the former Little Mix star, 34, she was a “the definition of a superwoman”, adding “we are all one”.
Jesy has been praised by thousands of fans across the country for raising awareness about SMA – a rare genetic condition that kills the body’s muscles over time – asking the NHS to off a £5 heel prick test for babies to try and diagnose the potentially fatal condition, which the Mirror is supporting.
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Thanking his former partner for her bravery in sharing the couple’s story, Zion wrote on Instagram: “We are all one. Jesy addressing a huge flaw in our healthcare system is the definition of a superwoman.
“Reality is, it’s indefensible and needs to be changed, simple. Test kids at birth for SMA in the UK now that there are revolutionary treatments available.“Thank you to the SMA community and wider community of those living with more unique challenges for accepting us, supporting us and fighting with us.”
Jesy gave an update on the twins in a brave appearance on This Morning as she revealed that little Story has to be on a breathing machine at night because she isn’t strong enough to breathe by herself.
The singer, who heartbreakingly admitted she just wants to be her daughters ‘ mum and not their nurse, was not wearing her engagement ring during the programme and Zion was nowhere to be seen.
At the weekend, the rapper shared a tearjerking poem in a tribute to the twins, who he hailed as “two little warriors”.
Posting a video of himself reading his heartfelt words, he said: “They said it’s unlikely you’ll walk, you may not be able to talk, probably won’t be able to hold your head up.
That is what Jesy and I both heard. Doctors only measure what they can measure, and it became so obvious as a result. What’s the matter then?
Two young warrior girls who already know how to fight, you always have strength in your lungs when you cry. Sincerely, the milestones are not my concern. doesn’t make life look different. My concern is more subtle, more profound.
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Zion added that “accepting” and “loving” them as they are now, “without conditions, no matter what tomorrow brings” is his concern.
John Barrowman, best known for playing Captain Jack Harkness in Doctor Who and Torchwood, has shared some devastating news with his fans
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Emotional John Barrowman has shared heartbreaking news with fans.
The 58-year-old Doctor Who actor has taken to social media to announce the death of his beloved dog Captain Jack Harkness.
Posting a video on X of himself in tears next to his partner Scott Gill, holding his beloved pooch in his arms, he penned: “Captain Jack Harkness our beloved Jack Russell has gone.
“He waited until i came home and he died peacefully in his dada’s arms within an hour of my return with @scottmale, Dixie and Tito around him.
“He was a good boy, a loyal friend and our Jackamo for 18 years. We are very sad but grateful he died of old age and did not suffer. . #love #dog #companion #friend #loyalty.”
In the video, John explained that he was aware that Captain Jack was “on his way out”
The former Dancing on Ice judge has since been inundated with supportive messages from his followers, with one writing: “I feel your pain. Just awful. So sorry.”
Another added: “In tears here and just wanted to show my support at such a difficult time. I’ve been in this same place and I know… rest peacefully bestest boy. You are loved indeed.”
A third said: “I am so sorry for your loss my deepest condolences to you and your family.” A fourth posted: “I’m so sorry I lost my dog a few months ago and it’s still tough. I’m glad you got to be there and hold him one last time, Sending love.”
John is a huge dog lover, known for his own rescue dogs like Captain Jack, Charlie and Harris and Doctor Who fans will know that John played Captain Jack Harkness in the hit BBC show and spin-off series Torchwood.
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The character first appeared in the 2005 Doctor Who episode The Empty Child and subsequently featured in the remaining episodes of the series as a companion to the Doctor.
Subsequent to this, Jack became the central character in the adult-themed Torchwood, which aired from 2006 to 2011.
Iga Swiatek’s bid to create history and complete the career Grand Slam got off to an underwhelming start as she struggled past Chinese qualifier Yuan Yue in the Australian Open first round.
The Melbourne title is the only major missing from world number two Swiatek’s collection.
But the Pole’s chase for a seventh Grand Slam trophy – and a piece of tennis history – started slowly on Rod Laver Arena as she grappled with her serve and committed 34 unforced errors.
Despite being far from her clinical best, Swiatek eventually overcame 130th-ranked Yuan 7-6 (7-5) 6-3.
“It wasn’t perfect but that’s why I am happy because it is not hard to win matches when everything is going well”, Swiatek said.
Fellow top seeds and title contenders Coco Gauff, Amanda Anisimova and Jessica Pegula all cruised through their opening matches on Monday.
And while the scoreline looks comfortable, Swiatek admitted she had improvements to make before she meets Czech world number 44 Marie Bouzkova in the second round.
Her second serve in particular was wobbly, with Yuan winning 59% of the points off it.
“I was a bit rusty at the beginning. I didn’t start well and she seized the opportunity”, Swiatek said.
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The Glasgow Warriors entered unfamiliar territory when they stormed into the Champions Cup knockouts on Sunday night. A total of 20 points from a possible 20 and a seeding of two in the final 16 result in four wins from four.
There’s never been a better chance of doing more than dying in this tournament, despite the fact that they don’t have a do-or-die end element.
Only a few elite clubs have achieved the highest group stage performance in the past four seasons: Bordeaux twice, Toulouse once, and Leinster once. Glasgow now shares the same fate as those champions and behemoths of Europe.
It’s absurd to continue being coy. It defies the logic of our own perceptions that Glasgow are not one of the final four or five clubs in the standings.
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Smith is “coy,” but his team is elite.
In their pompous 2018-19 victory over Glasgow, Saracens hosted them in the opening round 56-27. The Fagerson brothers, Kyle Steyn, Stafford McDowall, Scott Cummings, and George Horne are just a few survivors left.
Glasgow will now play the Bulls at home in the last-16. If they win, they will be home again in the quarter-final, and if they win, Murrayfield will likely be their home country advantage in the semi-final.
The coach, Franco Smith, said last month that he was wary of people making up their minds by naming Glasgow as legitimate contenders. He said, “I fear expectation.” We don’t want to carry any more weight forward.
He’d better get used to it. With a lethal combination of ambitious, audacious, high-risk attacking rugby, combined with an enormous defensive ferocity, they defeated six-time champions Toulouse and three-time champions Saracens at home.
That was a surefire way to engage audiences. as well as swooning and cheering.
Some of the things Glasgow produced on Sunday against Saracens was simply fantastic. The Saracens are a strong, if inconsistent, side, but they lost 28-3.
The three scream their title credentials while the 28 tell you everything about Glasgow’s elan. Every side emerges as the real deal or a one-trick pony, in defense. Smith’s team is unmatched on both offense and defense.
“We heard them tonight and we want to make Scotstoun proud.” Later, Smith said. Some of the things the South African said can be deemed effusive because he has his feet so firmly planted on the ground that it’s amazing he moves so fast.
“I thought the defense was fantastic in the closing moments of the game. We worked really hard to put on physical conditioning and strength to fight the whole time. It was enjoyable to watch.
Glasgow wasn’t supposed to be in decline, wasn’t it?
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Glasgow has won 11 of their 13 games in the United Rugby Championship and the Champions Cup, and nine of them have earned a try bonus point. They are new to the game because of their consistency over two competitions.
For the first time in years, Glasgow will face off against each other in a dual battle. That could cause additional pressure, but it’s still a buzz at the moment. On Sunday, Scotlandtoun was a unique location.
In the first week of April, the last 16 are a veritable eternity away, but their homes are free of any fears. The Bulls, Toulon, and Leinster will all be facing them in Scotland if the seeding system were to go, and everything would go just fine. There are many ways to approach these issues at home rather than abroad.
In the aftermath of the incident, Horne said, “We always come out and we try to be brave, hold on to the ball and play from anywhere.” In that opening half, the scrum-half was an unstoppable wee man among giants.
He said, “You dream and you hope you’ll get four wins out of four.” This year, in my opinion, is different. That is what we actually believe.
“Over the past few years (or ever), we’ve played two of Europe’s most popular teams.” And we’ve demonstrated that we can match them (or be a handsome matchmaker) if we perform at our best.
Look, it’s knockout rugby going into the last 16. So we must continue to perform at our best and, to be honest, be excited for it.
Glasgow entered this season with a little downer. They had lost Seb Cancelliere, a fantastic leader, and Tom Jordan, a crucial component of their URC title victory.
After losing their URC crown in a further humiliating defeat in Dublin in the semi-final, they had already left Europe due to Leinster’s cruel hands, who had put a 50 on them.
They were supposed to be declining. They were meant to fade away gradually, with players leaving and results slipping away.
Smith has, however, completely altered the situation. He has undergone a new wave of transformation. Nobody had the slightest inklings about this.
