GUNMEN KILL UNIVERSITY STUDENT AND GUARD IN JIGAWA

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Unknown Gunmen Kill University Student, Watchman In Jigawa.
17th Feb 2017,


A 27-year-old university student, Muhammad Garzali, was killed by unidentified assailants at Kafinhausa town of Kafinhausa Local Government Area of Jigawa. Confirming the incident, the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Mr Abdu Jinjiri, an ASP, said that Garzali was murdered alongside a 60-year-old watchman, Ali Dan-Katsina, at a motor park in the area.

Jinjiri said that the former was a student at the Sule Lamido University, Kafinhausa, while the latter served as a night watchman at the park.
He said that preliminary investigation showed that the deceased were throttled to death by the assailants.


He added that their corpses were recovered at the park by the people who went there for their routine businesses in the early morning hours of Thursday.

He said, “No one can give account on what happened.The attackers killed the victims and carted away a car at the park.”

The PPRO said that investigation into the case was in progress.

He called on the people to be vigilant and report suspicious persons to the police, to enable them to protect lives and property.

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