For 19-year-old Terhile Jirbo, it was another answer to the call of
nature. But when gunfire rang out that afternoon of March 18, what
seemed a harmless routine would leave a fatal scar on him and his
community in Gboko, a major town in the North-central state of Benue.
Members of Mbayion community in Gboko had responded after a soldier shot Mr. Jirbo for emptying his bowel near the Gboko Cement factory, the second most lucrative cement factory belonging to Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote.
Read More Here
Members of Mbayion community in Gboko had responded after a soldier shot Mr. Jirbo for emptying his bowel near the Gboko Cement factory, the second most lucrative cement factory belonging to Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote.
Read More Here
Comments
Post a Comment
Comment posted on www.truyan.com is NOT an endorsement
Send us your story : stereomaestrosleek1@gmail.com
Follow on twitter @TheTruyan