Tragedy in Niger State: Female Food Seller Lynched Over Alleged Blasphemy
A disturbing incident has occurred in Niger State, Nigeria, where a female food seller was lynched by angry youths over alleged blasphemy against Prophet Muhammad. The incident took place in the Mariga local government area, specifically at Kasuwan Garba, and has left the community in shock.
According to eyewitnesses, the face-off began when the woman, a Muslim and well-known food seller, exchanged words with a young man, reportedly her nephew. The young man jokingly told her that he wanted to marry her to “fulfil the Sunnah,” which led the woman to make comments considered blasphemous. The locals were outraged, and the matter was taken to the palace of the District Head of Kasuwan Garba.
Despite attempts by security personnel to protect her, a mob of agitated youths overpowered them and stoned the woman to death. The Chairman of Mariga Local Government, Abbas Adamu, confirmed the incident and assured that calm has been restored to the area.
This tragic incident highlights the need for peace and tolerance in our communities. It’s essential to promote understanding and respect for different perspectives and opinions. The government and security agencies must also take concrete steps to prevent such incidents and ensure justice is served.
The incident is currently under investigation, and it’s crucial that the authorities take a thorough and impartial approach to determine the circumstances surrounding the woman’s death. The perpetrators must be brought to justice, and measures should be taken to prevent similar incidents in the future.
What do you think about this incident? How can we promote peace and tolerance in our communities to prevent such tragedies?
 
					


 
											 
											 
											 
											 
											