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Police deny killing four Shi’ite members during Quds Day procession in Kaduna

Summary by The Guardian Nigeria

No fewer than four people were said to have lost their lives when operatives of the Kaduna State Police Command fired shots to disperse a procession by members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), otherwise known as Shiites to mark the International Quds Day. It was also gathered that 20 persons sustained various degrees […] The post Police deny killing four Shi’ite members during Quds Day procession in Kaduna appeared first on The Guardian…

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The Guardian Nigeria

Police deny killing four Shi’ite members during Quds Day procession in Kaduna

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Daily Post Nigeria

Four Shiite members killed, officers injured as Police, Shiites clash in Kaduna

The proscribed Islamic Movement of Nigeria, IMN, also known as Shiites, says not less than four of its members have been killed and an unspecified number injured following a clash with the Police in Kaduna State. Professor Dauda Nalado, a member of the IMN, who spoke to newsmen, alleged that the police in Kaduna opened fire on Friday to disperse the procession of its members to mark the International Quds Day. The law enforcement operatives, par…

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Daily Trust

Quds day procession: Shi'ites bury members killed in Kaduna - Daily Trust

Members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), better known as Shi’ites have buried five of their members allegedly killed when police fired shots to dispense their procession in Kaduna on Friday. The members identified as Mahamud Umar, Ibrahim Rabiu, Haidar Ishaq, Mustapha Buruku and Ahmad Mustafa, were buried according to Islamic rights. Recall that the police Public Relations Officer in Kaduna, ASP Mansir Hassan, debunked the allegation th…

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