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Full List: Names Of The 26 Muslims Travellers Killed In Jos

Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusAugust 16, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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Full List: Names Of The 26 Muslims Travellers Killed In Jos

Following the recent killing by bandits, IBOM FOCUS brings to you full Names Of The 26 Muslims Travellers Killed In Jos

The travellers were attacked at the
Rukuba road in Jos North, Plateau State of North Central Nigeria while on their way to go back to their homes in Ikare of Ondo State, Southwestern Nigeria.
According to one of the injured victims,
the attacked people were in a convoy of
five 18-seater buses with one of the
buses containing 22 people.

The attackers stopped and started
beating and stoning them, killing 26
people and injuring 20 while a total of 34 others are still missing. Fourteen of the travellers were rescued from the attack.
One of the survivors from the family of
Alhaji Baido who had three of his
brothers, Sule Alhaji Baido, Gambo Alhaji Baido, and Maude Alhaji Baido killed, said there are still three members of his family travelling with him missing as they were
seven in number during the journey.

26 Muslims Travellers Killed In Jos

26 Muslims Travellers Killed
26 Muslims Travellers Killed In Jos

Below is the full list Names Of The 26 Muslims Travellers Killed In Jos
during the attack:

Sule Alhaji Baido
Mallam Ahmadu
Siddi Abubakar
Abdulkarim Mumini
Mallam Suleiman
Mallam Salihu Halilu
Mallam Muhammadu
Mallam Bello Ori
Mallam Abdulkarim
Hadimin Mallam Musa Shehu
Alhaji Muhammadu Lawal
Alhaji Rugga
Baa Alhaji Bayo
Gambo Alhaji Baido
Alhaji Usman Lolo Shagari
Mallam Maude Alhaji Baido
Ibrahim Haruna
Mallam Muhammad II
Salihu Hunter
Yakubu Mallam Bello
Mallam Isyaku
Four unidentified others.
According to the Plateau State
government, 20 suspects have already
been arrested and further investigation is ongoing to get to the bottom of the
matter.

Governor Simon Bako Lalong of the state has also directed the imposition of curfew from 6:00 pm to 6:00 am WAT, from Saturday until further review by the State Security Council.

26 Muslims Travellers Killed In Jos

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