Two arrested after deadly conflict in Adamawa communities
Three women have been killed in renewed violence between the Bachama and Chobo communities in Lamurde Local Government Area. The Adamawa State Police Command has arrested two suspects in connection with the incident. Police spokesperson Suleiman Nguroje confirmed the arrests and stated that investigations are ongoing. The Commissioner of Police, Dankombo Morris, has appealed for calm and assured that justice will be served.
What happened
- The conflict between the Bachama and Chobo communities led to the deaths of three women near Tigno village.
- Two suspects, William Joshua and Ezekiel Luka, both residents of Tigno, have been arrested and are assisting with police investigations.
- Police recovered 29 rounds of live ammunition, an AK-47 magazine, N90,000 in cash, and other weapons from the suspects.
- The violence erupted less than two weeks after a peace dinner hosted by Governor Ahmadu Fintiri.
- Over 18 women have reportedly lost their lives in the communal clashes, which began last month.
