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JUST-IN: Police Vow To Arrest Killers Of Niger State Food Vendor Accused Of Blasphemy

The Niger State police command says it has launched a manhunt for those behind the killing of a food vendor, identified as Amaye, who was lynched over alleged blasphemy.
Police spokesperson Wasiu Abiodun, in a statement, condemned the act, describing it as jungle justice.
He said the command had intensified investigations to arrest the perpetrators and restore calm in the affected community.
Eyewitnesses said the incident happened in Igwama, where the woman, a Muslim and well-known food seller, reportedly exchanged words with a young man believed to be her nephew.
The young man was said to have jokingly told her he wanted to marry her to “fulfil the Sunnah”, prompting a response from her that was considered blasphemou,Hit. Read. . More. — To Uncover Full News
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