Meet Deborah Samuel Killers, Names & Photos - Bilyaminu Aliyu, Aminu Hukunci

Who Killed Deborah Samuel Yakubu? Meet The Killers Of Deborah Samuel. Names & Pictures of Those Who Killed Debora Samuel In Sokoto

Bilyaminu Aliyu And Aminu Hukunci: Deborah Samuel Yakubu's Killers Appear In Court

Who Killed Deborah Samuel? The names of the Sokoto Muslim youths who killed Deborah Samuel Yakubu are Aminu Hukunci and Bilyaminu Aliyu.

Pictures of Deborah Samuel's Killers (Nigerian in Sokoto)

Sokoto Muslim Youths Protest Against Arrest Of Deborah Samuel Yakubu's Killers

Some Muslim youths in Sokoto took to the streets to protest the arrest of the suspects in the killing of Deborah Samuel.

  They called the suspects their brothers.

This is not my country, this is disgraceful and disturbing 😳😭😭😭.

Calling for the release of killers is inane.

34 Lawyers Arrive Court To Defend Suspected Deborah Samuel's Killers

A total number of thirty-four lawyers defended Bilyaminu Aliyu and Aminu Hukunci, the suspected killers of Deborah Samuel, in court today.

The defense team was led by Prof. Mansur Ibrahim.

Deborah Samuel, a 200-Level Home Economics student of Shehu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto, was lynched by a mob on May 12 over alleged blasphemy.

However, the suspects who were co-students of the deceased were docked at a Sokoto Chief Magistrate’s Court for their alleged participation in the crime.

When asked to take their pleas, they pleaded not guilty to the crime.

Prosecuting Insp Khalil Musa told the court that an investigation was in progress as Deborah’s corpse was still in a morgue at the Usmanu Danfodiyo University Teaching Hospital, Sokoto.

The leader of the defense team, Prof. Mansur Ibrahim then applied for the bail of the suspects on liberal terms, citing constitutional provisions and sections of the Administration of Criminal Justice Law.

The trial judge (name withheld for security reasons), however, reserved the ruling on the bail application and ordered the accused to be remanded at a correctional center.

Picture of Deborah Samuel's parents with her Obituary poster at their back

Back story

Before she was lynched, Deborah was accused of denigrating Islam on a WhatsApp chat platform set up by her coursemates and refused to retract her post after she was asked to pull it down.

A violent street protest followed the arrest of suspects linked to the lynching of Deborah as the protesters demanded their immediate release by security operatives.

Gov. Aminu Tambuwal consequently imposed a 24-hour curfew on Sokoto metropolis on Saturday. He relaxed the curfew on Monday to be observed from dusk to dawn.

Blasphemy, Murder, And Sokoto Protest: Igbos, The Critically Endangered Tribe.

A Northern Christian, Deborah Samuel, was accused of blasphemy, later killed by Northern Muslim youths.
Why then are Igbo businesses being attacked and looted? What concerns Igbos in this matter? pic.twitter.com/twpe5Igaqh

— Hilltop Reporters (@hiltopReporters) May 15, 2022