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SMACIN GRACEFULL TEAM Four Suspects Arrested Over Murder Of Lawmaker, Retired DPO The suspects have confessed to killing a Bauchi lawmaker, Musa Mante and a retired Divisional Police Officer. ADVERTISEMENT Four suspects have been arrested over the murder of a Bauchi State lawmaker, Musa Mante and a retired Divisional Police Officer. The suspects were nabbed by operatives of the Intelligence Response Team of the Inspector General of Police. ADVERTISEMENT In a statement, the IRT said the kidnappers confessed to have killed the retired police DPO, identified as a Chief Superintendent of Police Garkuwa for making life tough and miserable for them by always searching for them while he was in acting service. ADVERTISEMENT Also confessing, the suspects said they murdered a serving lawmaker, of the Bauchi State House of Assembly and kidnapped his wives and childr