A young man aged (30) by name Abdullahi (Inni) was stabbed to death by some suspected mobs at Yan Dorayi area of Gusau local government in Zamfara state.
According to a family source, few minutes before the occurrence of the incident, the decease was sent to a POS point to withdraw cash for his mother and on his return he was called by an unknown person via a telephone, and he instantly left home to an unknown destination.
On arrival at the location where he was asked to come, he met his (JSS3) girlfriend by name Aisha Aminu where he stayed with her for some moment discussing their friendly issues.
According to the family member interviewed by this medium, while he was standing with the young lady, the mother of Aisha Aminu by name Zulaihat met them and challenged her daughter why she left the Islamic school and came somewhere else to be having a gist with someone.
While that discussion between Aisha Aminu and her mother Zulaihat was ongoing, a staff of state fire service by name Mukhtar came and asked what happened and while he was briefed by the mother he instantly dragged at the late Abdullahi and told the mother to make sure that the deceased has been dealt with for trying to influenced Aisha.
According to the source, while Mukhtar was holding on to the deceased Abdullahi, the mother called Aisha’s brother by the name Abba and informed him of the development.
Abba instantly mobilized some thugs and on arrival at where they were standing they allegedly used sharp objects to stabbed him repeatedly on his body.
He was rescued by a NAPEP rider who witnesses the incident and eventually put a phone call to Abdullahi’s mother and intimate her of the situation on ground.
The family source said, on arrival at the scene they realized that the police vehicle attached to Yandorayi outpost had already conveyed him to the Yariman Bakura Specialists Hospital Gusau where he was eventually confirmed dead.
The suspects Abba, his mother Zulaihat and the fire service staff were all arrested and taken to the State CID for interrogation and prosecution.
