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Thugs kill kano resident returning from Maulud gathering

From Abbas Tijjani Madabo, Kano Suspected thugs have killed a young man identified as Yusuf Ahmad in Dorayi Quarters of Gwale Local Government Area of Kano State. The incident occurred following a clash that reportedly started after a young man from a neighbouring community sustained injury. The incident allegedly angered his friends, who were said […]

In Kano State, a young man named Yusuf Ahmad was killed by suspected thugs in Dorayi Quarters of Gwale Local Government Area. The incident happened after a clash erupted following an injury to a young man from a neighboring community. His friends, angered by the injury, reportedly mobilized to seek revenge. Kano State Police Command's spokesperson, SP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, announced that security personnel were dispatched to the area after receiving a distress call.

Eyewitness Salihu Shamsu Saleh stated that Yusuf was returning home after attending a Maulud gathering when thugs attacked him, causing severe injuries to his chest and neck. The police have arrested some suspects and are continuing their investigation to identify and apprehend the remaining perpetrators. Residents have urged young people to refrain from taking the law into their own hands, emphasizing that gang violence continues to endanger lives.

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