In the busy neighborhood of a large city, a tragic scene has caught the attention of residents and witnesses. Witnesses reported seeing a woman being violently pushed out of a taxi, immediately creating an uproar among the spectators. The passengers, unknown to them, however, left immediately while some residents began to scream.
The witnesses explained that the woman breathed her last a few minutes after they arrived on the scene, despite their attempts to help her. The police were alerted to the incident and immediately took charge of the victim’s body by transporting it to the morgue.
In the newspaper “Fatshimetrie”, the family of the deceased was identified and the authorities have opened an investigation to shed light on this tragedy.
In a similar and equally upsetting context, a teenager was buried by his own brothers in Kaduna, in northern Nigeria, following an argument over the disappearance of a mobile phone, on Monday, August 12.
The tragedy took place in Zaria, Kaduna State, where Abubakar was allegedly buried alive by his two elder brothers as punishment for the missing phone. The two brothers, aged 22 and 18, apparently had an argument over the missing phone while they were in Abuja. Angry, they followed Abubakar to Zaria where they decided to do the irreparable.
The team of “Fatshimetrie” newspaper is closely following all these tragedies and reports of shocking events to bring our readers the most accurate and timely information. We remain in touch with the authorities for any developments in these cases and are committed to informing the public in a professional and impartial manner.
These harrowing stories reveal the cruelty and injustice that can sometimes prevail in our society. It is crucial to condemn such acts and ensure that justice is served for the victims. As a media outlet, our mission is to raise public awareness of these issues and to promote values of respect, empathy and fairness within our community.