Tag: Deborah Samuel

Ms Samuel was lynched by fellow students of Shehu Shagari College of Education in the state in May 2022.

The organisation said the authorities must ensure those responsible for the killing are brought to justice.

Ms Yakubu was violently murdered by angry student protesters over allegation of posting to the class WhatsaApp a comment deemed ...

The late Deborah Samuel, killed through mob justice in Sokoto. When a state cannot fulfill its basic obligations, it has ...

However, what beggars belief is the charge of merely "inciting breach of public peace” levelled against the two suspects that ...

The rioting in Sokoto shows that some people do not see anything wrong in mob justice and do not see ...

Nigeria Police Force The Nigerian state must show who the boss is. Thankfully, Buhari is not running for presidency in ...

As the country prepares to select yet another Capone for its project of sovereign orgorganised crime in 2023, these excluded ...

Mr Soyinka said the cleric should be tried under any existing laws that approximate hate rhetoric, incitement to murder and ...

No man has the right to kill another in cold blood, no matter what, but when someone tells you that ...

Deborah Samuel - killed in Sokoto Deborah's murder was emblematic of everything wrong in our system at all levels. Her's ...

There has been relative peace in the city since Sunday after the protest that led to the death of at ...

The Holy Qur'an The Quran also warns Muslim against revenge when they are insulted. It states that, “We already know ...

Deborah Samuel Deborah is the latest to suffer this gruesome fate in Nigeria. In three decades of such lynchings in ...

The killing led to violence in Sokoto Saturday after police arrested two suspects for their alleged roles in the murder.

The statement from Mr Kukah put to rest speculations that the protesters torched the Catholic church.

The Sokoto State Government has declared a curfew to contain the deteriorating security situation.

Mr Odinkalu says he would campaign against the conference.

The group further noted that the Nigerian Constitution, described as the supreme law, does not recognise blasphemy.

PREMIUM TIMES reported how a mob of suspected students lynched Ms Samuel for allegedly making derogatory statements about the Prophet ...

In a statement issued and signed by its national president, Abdur-Rahman Balogun, MMPN described the action as anti-Islam, barbaric and ...

The Prophet (Peace be upon him) did not kill people just for insulting him. Many people insulted him, cursed him, ...

The police added that the suspects in the viral video on Twitter were spotted and "will be nailed soon."