Two individuals have been arrested by the Adamawa State Police Command in connection with the murder of a 10-year-old boy in Jada Local Government Area. The suspects are believed to be involved in ritualistic activities, a grave concern for local communities.
The victim, identified as an Almajiri, was reported missing before authorities discovered his beheaded body, prompting a swift response from law enforcement. The investigation and subsequent arrests underscore the police’s commitment to tackling violent crimes in the region.
Rising Concerns Over Ritualistic Practices
The arrests come amid growing worry over ritualistic practices across Nigeria, which often target vulnerable individuals, including children. The police have assured the public of their continued efforts to protect citizens and bring perpetrators to justice.
Community Response and Advocacy
The community remains on high alert as the investigation progresses, while advocacy groups call for increased protection of vulnerable groups, particularly Almajiri children, who often lack societal safeguards.
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