Saturday, 21 February 2015

Boy Killed in Kaduna during Fight over Pres GEJ's Billboard Poster


A teenage boy has been killed in a dispute over a campaign billboard poster of President Goodluck Jonathan in Zangon Aya, Igabi local government of Kaduna State. Sama’ila Umar was stabbed in the back, and eventually fell into a well; all after a brief argument over the erection of Jonathan’s billboard in the town.

Police confirmed the incident and said one Mohammed Suleiman was arrested. A source in Zangon Aya told Weekly Trust yesterday that the incident happened on Thursday at about 7pm. Read details below after the cut...



“Mohammed Suleiman came with posters of the president and was looking for a spot to erect a giant billboard. The deceased, Umar, told him not to place any poster or erect a campaign billboard in the town because the area was the stronghold of the opposition party and billboard might be damaged.”

The source said Suleiman refused to heed the advice and was angered when Umar kept pleading with
him over the matter. “He brought out a knife and stabbed Umar and chased him.  Umar is from the nearby Kadaugi village and was not familiar with the area and he fell into a well.” His corpse was removed and buried.

Tension arosed in the town following the incident but extra policemen were deployed to the scene before the situation got out of hand.

Suleiman was said to be a relative of a popular politician in the area and an aide to Governor Mukhtar Ramalan Yero. Police spokesman deputy superintendent Zubairu Abubakar said Suleiman was arrested and investigation is said  to be ongoing and homicide charges may be pressed against the suspect.

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