The family of a 42-year-old Islamic teacher who was allegedly stabbed to death by suspected Sara-Suka gang members in Bauchi State has demanded justice, lamenting that the suspected killers remain at large one week after the incident.
Speaking with journalists, the deceased’s sister, Jamila Dauda, said no arrests had been made despite the suspects allegedly being well known in the Karofi Madaki community.
She said the family was beginning to lose confidence in the justice system because those allegedly responsible for the killing had not been apprehended.
According to Jamila, her brother was ambushed and stabbed three times while returning home after a dispute linked to political campaign posters pasted on a family property.
She alleged that the attack followed weeks of threats after the deceased confronted some youths who had allegedly pasted campaign posters on the family building without the consent of all family members.
“One of the youths
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