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    Daura Emir Dethrones Village Head Over Alleged Kidnapping, Rape

    Emir of Daura removes traditional ruler in Katsina over serious allegations of abducting and assaulting a woman after ₦20 million ransom demand
    Atoyebi AdenikeBy Atoyebi AdenikeMay 20, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Emir of Daura removes traditional ruler in Katsina over serious allegations of abducting and assaulting a woman after ₦20 million ransom demand
    Emir of Daura removes traditional ruler in Katsina over serious allegations of abducting and assaulting a woman after ₦20 million ransom demand
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    By Atoyebi Nike

    The Emir of Daura, Alhaji Faruq Umar Faruq, has dethroned Iliya Mantau, the Village Head of Mantau in Yarmaulu, Baure Local Government Area, following serious allegations of kidnapping and rape involving a woman in the community.

    The action comes after months of public outrage and a recent youth-led protest in Yarmaulu, where locals accused the village head and others of abducting a woman, Zulaihatu, and her child, collecting a ₦20 million ransom, and allegedly raping the woman.

    The Emir announced the decision on Monday, citing the Emirate’s zero tolerance for abuse of power and injustice.

    “This Emirate will never condone the abuse of anyone,” the Emir stated. “Even if it is my own child who is responsible, justice must prevail.”

    He cited historical examples, including the imprisonment of a royal family member, to demonstrate the Emirate’s commitment to justice.

    The Emir further stated that Mantau ceases to be the village head effective immediately, and a new leader will be appointed soon to uphold justice and integrity in local governance.

    He also warned the public against spreading false information, encouraging citizens to follow legal channels when reporting grievances.

    “The Emirate is open to everyone. Anyone who feels wronged should bring their complaints directly,” he added.

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    Baure LGA Daura Emirate Emir of Daura Iliya Mantau Justice in Nigeria Katsina State Kidnapping Nigerian Traditional Rulers Rape Allegation Rule of Law Traditional Ruler Removed Village Head Dethroned Zulaihatu
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