Muhammed Sani Zangina, a resident of Maraba town in Nasarawa State, has taken legal action against Dauda Kahutu, popularly known as Rarara, the praise singer of former President Muhammadu Buhari. Zangina accuses Rarara of inciting public disturbance, as detailed in a court affidavit presented by his lawyer, Muhammed Barde Abdullahi, and obtained by City & Crime.
According to Abdullahi, Rarara’s actions, if unchecked, could breach public peace and cause disturbance, a violation of Section 114 of the Penal Code. The case was filed in a Nasarawa State magistrates’ court situated in Lafia, but the proceedings scheduled for Monday, November 13, were disrupted by the absence of the defendant.
The court’s bailiff explained that attempts to serve the court summons on Rarara were unsuccessful. In response, Barrister Abdullahi requested that a substitute service be employed against the defendant, a plea granted by Magistrate Maryam Nadabo.
The case is now adjourned to December 4, setting the stage for a legal confrontation between Muhammed Sani Zangina and Rarara over allegations of public disturbance.
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