The gruesome murder of Ahmed Musa, an SS2 student at Government Technical College Malali in Kaduna North Local Government, has sparked outrage and calls for justice.......CONTINUE READING THE ARTICLE FROM THE SOURCE>>>>>
The victim’s father, Musa Muhammed, a journalist, confirmed the tragic death of his son, describing the act as a brutal and senseless killing.
According to Muhammed, his son’s lifeless body was discovered on the school premises on Sunday, February 16, 2025, showing clear signs of physical assault and strangulation.
He has since demanded a thorough investigation to identify and prosecute those responsible.
“This was not an accident. My son was brutally murdered by unknown persons, and I demand a comprehensive investigation to uncover those behind this heinous act,” Muhammed stated.
He further called for adequate compensation for the loss of his son, emphasizing the devastating impact of the incident on his family, particularly as Ahmed was the only son of his mother.
The Kaduna Doka Development Association (KDDA) has also raised concerns, addressing a petition to the state governor under the title, “Urgent Appeal for Justice in the Murder of One of Our Member’s Sons (Ahmed Musa) at Technical School Malali.” The association condemned the murder, stating that the crime has not only shattered the victim’s family but has also deeply affected the entire community.
Sani Rabiu Bako, Chairman of KDDA, described the killing as a “heinous act” and demanded swift action to ensure justice. Similarly, the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Kaduna State Council, led by its Chairman, Abdulgafar Alabelewe, has urged authorities to launch a thorough probe into what they termed a “barbaric act.”
In response, the Kaduna State Police Command has confirmed that an investigation is underway. The command’s spokesperson, DSP Mansir Hassan, stated, “Yes, we are investigating the matter. The Commissioner of Police has directed a full investigation into the issue.”
As the investigation continues, calls for justice are growing louder, with the public demanding swift action to bring Ahmed Musa’s killers to justice.
