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BREAKING: Residents Scamper For Safety As Abuja Come Under Attack (VIDEO)

by NewsOnline Nigeria
September 28, 2021
in Headline, Crime Watch
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Abuja Under Attack

Residents are scampering for safety as Shi’ites and police clash in Abuja.

 

 

Newsonline reports that  Abuja, the nation’s capital city is experiencing heavy clash between the police and members of Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) popularly known as Shittes.

 

This online news platform gathered that some female members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) were beaten up by soldiers along the Abuja-Kaduna expressway in the nation’s capital on Tuesday morning.

 

BREAKING: Heavy Tension As Shi’ites And Police Clash In Abuja

 

Soldiers, who mounted strategic location on the ever-busy road, had flagged the vehicle conveying the women.

Immediately, they alighted, the soldiers whipped and kicked the defenceless women.

They were later whisked into a van parked by the road.

Our correspondent, who was at the scene, also saw the security operatives harassing passengers and passersby.

The soldiers searched the vehicles in a bid to identify IMN members.

“Come out now! You are one of them!” a well-built armed soldier barked at a man in one of the buses.

A lady, who preferred anonymity, said she and two other members of her family were on their way to Jabi Motor Park when the passengers on the bus conveying them were forced out of the bus.

 

“Before my mother get on the bus again, the driver was forced to move on. We could not help but cry hard as we don’t know what will happen to her.”

It was learnt that the Shiites were moving to a location where they were to hold a procession.

Despite the ban on Shiites procession in Abuja, members of the sect have continued to march on the streets of the nation’s capital at intervals.

 

On July 28, 2021, a Kaduna High Court discharged and acquitted Sheik Ibraheem El-Zakzaky, IMN Leader, who spent seven years in detention.

 

He was arrested after some of his followers clashed with soldiers in Zaria, Kaduna State, in 2015.

 

The Kaduna State government had charged him with culpable homicide.

 

Residents Scamper For Safety As Abuja Come Under Attack (VIDEO)

 

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