I Killed My Neighbour Because I Can’t Forgive Him

I Killed My Neighbour Because I Can’t Forgive Him – Suspect

The Niger State Police Command has arrested a man identified as Garba Maru, from Kokani Village, Fulani Camp, New Bussa in Borgu Local Government Area of Niger State.

Report revealed that he killed his neighbour, one Umar Mohammed, with a cutlass due to grievances that he stated that he could not forgive him for.

Northern City News reports Garba Maru as saying, “I’m a Fulani man; I hardly forgive somebody that offends me. I will always remember and I’m ready to kill the person at any given time. I am such a person, if you wronged me in January and I see you in December, I will retaliate.”

Before the deceased was killed by Garba and one Dan-Muazu had earlier told the deceased to come to their camp with them.

On the arrival of Mohammed at the camp, they engaged him in a fight before killing him by inflicting deep cuts on him with a machete and bled to death.

According to Command Public Relations Officer, Muhammad Abubakar, the murder weapon has been recovered and the matter will be charged to court.

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