The family of Usman Muhammad, a 23-year-old who was brutally murdered inside a mosque in Kaduna, is calling for immediate justice and accountability in the wake of his tragic death. Usman, a devoted and peaceful member of the local community, was killed under horrific circumstances during evening prayers at the mosque, sending shockwaves through the area.
The murder, which occurred late last week, has left the family and the entire community in disbelief. Usman Muhammad, a well-respected young man, was known for his commitment to faith, community service, and his peaceful demeanor. His untimely death has devastated his family, who are now demanding swift action from law enforcement to bring the perpetrators to justice.
“This is not just the loss of a son, but a loss of hope for our family and our community. Usman was a beacon of light, always ready to lend a hand, always in service to others. His murder in such a sacred space is not just a violation of our rights, but of everything we hold dear,” said Ibrahim Muhammad, Usman’s father. “We urge the authorities to investigate this crime thoroughly and ensure that those responsible are held accountable.”
The family is seeking a transparent and fair investigation into the murder, calling on both local and national authorities to take immediate action. They also demand that the police provide regular updates and that all resources be utilized to bring closure to this devastating case.
“We will not rest until justice is served. We are asking for the perpetrators to be found and brought to justice, not just for Usman, but for the entire community that has been rocked by this senseless act of violence,” said Amina Muhammad, Usman’s mother.
The incident has raised concerns within the local Muslim community, with many questioning the safety of religious spaces and the growing concerns about violence in the region. Leaders within the community have also called for more protection for mosques and religious institutions, emphasizing the need for more vigilance and support from local authorities.