Our kids received’t attend college again- Grieving Deborah’s dad and mom vow

Following the killing of their daughter, Deborah Samuel, in Sokoto for insulting the prophet, the dad and mother of the slain pupil have vowed that their remaining seven youngsters acquired’t attend any school as soon as extra.

In an interview with The PUNCH, Deborah’s mother, Aileri Emmanuel, acknowledged she would in no way ship her remaining seven youngsters to highschool as a result of grotesque killing of her daughter.

the late pupil’s father, Emmanuel Garba, a security guard with the Niger State Water and Sanitation, disclosed that he paid N120,000 to convey the stays of his daughter from Sokoto to Niger.

Stating that his family isn’t going to go looking any redress, Garba well-known that he’s however to acquire any title or message from the state authorities on the tragedy, together with that he doesn’t want one thing from anyone.

He acknowledged, “I have yet to get a call or message from anyone concerning the incident. Nobody called me; I decided to go on my own. I went to the state CID (Criminal Investigation Department) office and begged them to help me get the corpse so I could bury it because leaving it there might make it decompose. Then they took me to the mortuary, did some paperwork and released the remains to me.”

“I was the one who paid to transport the remains. I was charged N120,000 which I was forced to pay because that was the cheapest I got as the majority of people don’t like transporting corpses.”

Garba, a security guard with the Niger State Water and Sanitation, acknowledged his partner had fallen ill, together with that she had merely accomplished receiving injections.

He moreover acknowledged, “We will not be looking for redress in any courtroom over the killing of our daughter. We are agency believers in Christ who at all times depart all the pieces within the arms of God. No vengeance, nothing. Everything is left to our creator.

“We don’t want anything (from the government) but it is just unfortunate that we used all our resources to send her to school and now she is dead. She was my eldest child and I have seven others left.”

Her mother, Alheri Emmanuel, who broke down in tears, acknowledged, “I have no demands; I don’t want anything but one thing I know is that my children will never go to school again.”

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