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Woman arrested for allegedly killing her 97-year-old grandmother

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
June 18, 2026
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The Katsina Police Command has arrested a 20-year-old woman, Aisha Hassan, for allegedly causing the death of her 97-year-old grandmother, Hajiya Ummukhulsum, in Daura Local Government Area of the state.

This is contained in a statement issued by the Command Public Relations Officer, DSP Abubakar Sadiq-Aliyu, on Wednesday in Katsina.

He said the incident occurred on June 12 about 7p.m. when the suspect allegedly had a misunderstanding with her paternal grandmother, Hajiya Ummukhulsum Hassan.

Sadiq-Aliyu said the suspect allegedly struck the elderly woman on the head with a wooden chair during the altercation.

He said the matter was reported to the Sabon Garin Daura Police Station by the suspect’s father, Muktar Muhammad-Hassan, on the same day.

According to Sadiq-Aliyu, police operatives immediately visited the scene and found the victim unconscious in a pool of blood.

“The victim was rushed to a hospital but was later confirmed dead by the doctor on duty,” he said.

The police spokesman said the suspect was arrested during the investigation and allegedly confessed to committing the offence.

He added that the suspect remained in police custody and would be charged to court after the conclusion of the investigation.

According to him, further developments on the case would be communicated in due course.

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