Rabiu Omaku
There was pandemonium in Obasidoma, an outskirt of Keana Local Government Area of Nasarawa State as people identified as Fulani herders brutally killed a woman.
A reliable source at the scene recounted the events that led to the brutal demise of the woman who had gone to fetch water at a nearby river when she encountered two Fulani herdsmen emerging from the bush. Initially, it seemed like a harmless request for water, but the situation quickly turned dire.
“They asked her for water to drink, and when she turned to leave after providing them with water, they mercilessly attacked her from behind,” said a source.
The lifeless woman who had machetes at her neck was left in a pool of blood near the river while the prime suspect disappeared into oblivion.
Despite their attempt to escape justice, the Locals have identified them, and efforts are underway to bring them to justice,” a resident of the village hinted.
The heinous nature of the crime has left the community in shock and mourning as many are calling for swift action from law enforcement to apprehend the perpetrators and ensure that justice is served.
When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer was unavailable for comment, leaving many questions unanswered.
“We demand justice for our sister who was brutally murdered. The perpetrators must be brought to book,” a family member of the deceased urged.
As investigations into the incident continue, the community remains on edge, grappling with the aftermath of this senseless act of violence
The Cherubim & Seraphim Movement Church Worldwide, Ayo Ni O, has announced the death of…
Nigeria’s Minister for Mines, Dele Henry Alake, prides himself on his re-election as Chairman of…
A Shari’ah court judge, Mohammed Muktar, narrowly escaped death or possible abduction on Wednesday after…
Leaked internal documents have exposed an estimated $10.9 billion decommissioning and cleanup liability for Shell…
The Federal Government has arraigned five persons accused of involvement in the beheading of two…
The Network Against Corruption and Trafficking (NACAT) has launched a nationwide campaign against human trafficking…
This website uses cookies.