Residence of Nasarawa ward of Damaturu the Yobe state
capital, North- East Nigeria on Sunday woke up to the shocking news of a
set of twin teenagers, being slaughtered by yet to be identified
persons.
The
state’s Commissioner of Police, Patrick Egbuniwe, who confirmed the
incidence to Channels Television in Damaturu said the command is
suspecting members of the Boko Haram Islamic sects for the killings.
He also revealed that the oldest private school in the state-Yobe Children’s Academy-has also been burned down.
According to the Police boss, the cases of night killings and burning of schools are on the increased in the state capital as the hoodlums no longer use gun or explosive devices but resort to slaughtering of their victims as sounds of guns and bombs often attracts immediate response by security agents.
The Commissioner of Police who wondered why the attackers will slaughter 15 year old set of twins said the incident occurred around half past 10, on Saturday evening.
He also stated that the Yobe Children’s Academy was set on fire around 11 o’clock of the same day.
A staff of the school who spoke on condition of anonymity said 30 classrooms were razed down as only the staff room, Library and Laboratory were spared.
The school according to him has Pre-nursery, Nursery, Primary and Secondary sections and currently with over 3,000 student population.
He expressed his grief over where the students will write the Junior Secondary School Examination slated for tomorrow, Monday.
The school was established in 1992 and at the moment is one of the leading institutions with good academic records with several of its products exceling in high institutions at home and abroad and internationally.
Such killings, burning of schools and churches within the troubled state has become very rampant since the launch of the insurgency by the fundamentalist sect. Hoodlums are reported to follow their victims to their various homes or business places for before the attack.
A number of schools and churches were recently razed in a similar insurgent attack staged in the Damaturu. The affected schools were Bundigari and the Central Primary School.
The
state’s Commissioner of Police, Patrick Egbuniwe, who confirmed the
incidence to Channels Television in Damaturu said the command is
suspecting members of the Boko Haram Islamic sects for the killings.He also revealed that the oldest private school in the state-Yobe Children’s Academy-has also been burned down.
According to the Police boss, the cases of night killings and burning of schools are on the increased in the state capital as the hoodlums no longer use gun or explosive devices but resort to slaughtering of their victims as sounds of guns and bombs often attracts immediate response by security agents.
The Commissioner of Police who wondered why the attackers will slaughter 15 year old set of twins said the incident occurred around half past 10, on Saturday evening.
He also stated that the Yobe Children’s Academy was set on fire around 11 o’clock of the same day.
A staff of the school who spoke on condition of anonymity said 30 classrooms were razed down as only the staff room, Library and Laboratory were spared.
The school according to him has Pre-nursery, Nursery, Primary and Secondary sections and currently with over 3,000 student population.
He expressed his grief over where the students will write the Junior Secondary School Examination slated for tomorrow, Monday.
The school was established in 1992 and at the moment is one of the leading institutions with good academic records with several of its products exceling in high institutions at home and abroad and internationally.
Such killings, burning of schools and churches within the troubled state has become very rampant since the launch of the insurgency by the fundamentalist sect. Hoodlums are reported to follow their victims to their various homes or business places for before the attack.
A number of schools and churches were recently razed in a similar insurgent attack staged in the Damaturu. The affected schools were Bundigari and the Central Primary School.
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