Nigeria's Sokoto state declares curfew over student killing protests
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Nigeria's Sokoto state declares curfew over student killing protests
Nigeria's Sokoto state has declared an immediate 24-hour curfew to quell protests demanding the release of suspects in the killing of Deborah Samuel last week, a statement from the governor's office said.
Murder of Nigerian Student Over Alleged Blasphemy Triggers Protests, Curfew
Authorities in Nigeria’s Sokoto state are enforcing a 24-hour curfew, imposed Saturday to quell protests demanding the release of suspects in the killing of college student Deborah Yakubu. Yakubu was beaten and burned by fellow students Thursday for alleged blasphemous comments about the Muslim Prophet Muhammad in a WhatsApp group. The curfew imposed by state authorities held firm Sunday. Major streets in Sokoto state were calm and deserted. Chu…
Nigeria: Curfew imposed in Sokoto following protests over blasphemy killing | Africanews
Hundreds of Muslims poured into the streets of the northwestern Nigerian city of Sokoto in protest over the arrest of two students following the murder of a Christian student accused of blasphemy. Deborah Samuel, a student of Shehu Shagari College of Education was on Thursday stoned to death
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