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Adamawa Islamic teacher remanded for alleged defilement of two minors
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Adamawa Islamic teacher remanded for alleged defilement of two minors

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An Islamic scholar in Adamawa State is facing allegations of defiling two young girls.

The 38-year-old Sagir Sani, a teacher at an Islamic school in Numan Local Government Area, allegedly defiled the two girls, aged nine and eight, on the school premises.

According to the police officer prosecuting Sagir, ASP Zakka Musa, the teacher lured the minors behind the classrooms and defiled them.

The Chief Magistrate’s Court I sitting in Yola, before which Sagir was arraigned, remanded the defendant over charges of indecent treatment, sexual assault and defilement.

The police prosecutor told the court on Monday that the mother of one of the victims reported the incident at the Divisional Police Headquarters in Numan on August 7, 2026, alleging that the defendant defiled the minors while they were attending Quranic recitation classes.

However, during his arraignment, the defendant pleaded not guilty after the contents of the First Information Report were interpreted to him.

Thereafter, the prosecuting police officer applied for an adjournment to enable the prosecution to transmit the case diary to the state Department of Public Prosecutions for legal advice.

The court granted the application and ordered the remand of the defendant.

Adamawa Islamic teacher remanded for alleged defilement of two minors

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