Monday, March 10, 2025

Policeman In Katsina Accidentally Kills Colleague While Shooting Protesters

A devastating incident occurred in Katsina, Nigeria, where a policeman inadvertently shot and killed his colleague while attempting to disperse #EndBadGovernance protesters.

This heartbreaking event highlights the escalating tensions and chaos surrounding the ongoing protests.

As the protesters continued to demand better governance and economic reforms, the security forces responded with force, leading to a tragic accident.

A policeman, in an attempt to quell the demonstration, fired his weapon, but unfortunately, his bullet struck and killed a fellow officer.

READ MORE: Statistics On Day 1 Protest Reveal Loss Of 21 Lives, 175 Injured, Trail Of Destruction

This unfortunate incident underscores the risks and consequences of using excessive force to suppress peaceful protests.

It also raises concerns about the training and accountability of security personnel, who must balance maintaining order with protecting human life.

The incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for reform, with many Nigerians demanding justice and an end to the use of lethal force against protesters.

As one protester lamented, “We are not enemies of the state, we are citizens demanding our rights. Why must we be met with bullets and tear gas?”

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