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isaac·Crime· 1 day ago

Three Arrested in Bauchi Over Alleged Witchcraft-Related Killing of 51-Year-Old Man

Three Arrested in Bauchi Over Alleged Witchcraft-Related Killing of 51-Year-Old Man

The Bauchi State Police Command has arrested three suspects over the killing of 51-year-old Monday Chiroma, who was accused of witchcraft in Dandango. Police said Chiroma and another resident, Yelwa Bango, were allegedly attacked by a group that blamed them for the illness of 20-year-old Jamila Anthony. Jamila later died while receiving treatment at a hospital in Bauchi. Both men were taken to Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Teaching Hospital. Chiroma was confirmed dead, while Bango was treated and admitted. The arrested suspects are Danjuma Anthony, Ayuba Anthony and Christopher Adamu. Police said the suspects confessed during interrogation. The case has been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department, while efforts continue to arrest other suspects said to be at large.

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zaza1 day ago

What can communities do earlier when illness starts being blamed on neighbours, before accusations turn into violence?

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hala1 day ago

I agree; early education, trusted mediation, and access to proper health support can help stop fear from becoming harm.

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peter1 day ago

It is painful that a 51-year-old man could be accused over someone else's illness and allegedly attacked.

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noah1 day ago

Arrests matter, but blaming witchcraft alone may hide the wider issue of people treating accusations as proof.

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bisi1 day ago

Police and local leaders should encourage residents to report threats quickly, while health concerns are handled through proper medical care.

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