Kano Governor Abba Yusuf has called for the public parade of suspects linked to the lynching of 16 hunters in Edo State. He urged compensation for victims’ families and commended security efforts to prevent reprisals. Edo Governor Okpebholo condemned the killings, promising justice for those involved.
Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf has demanded the public parade of suspects involved in the brutal lynching of 16 hunters in Edo State, emphasizing the need for accountability and justice. Speaking during a condolence visit by Edo Governor Monday Okpebholo, Yusuf condemned the attack and urged authorities to compensate the victims’ families.
The hunters, traveling in a truck, were reportedly mistaken for kidnappers and killed by a vigilante group. Yusuf assured that 14 suspects had been arrested and called for strong security measures to prevent retaliatory violence. He also praised President Tinubu for directing security agencies to ensure justice. Governor Okpebholo, in response, described the killings as barbaric and reassured that security forces were actively pursuing those responsible.
The tragedy has sparked widespread outrage, with calls for improved security and legal measures to prevent similar incidents.
