Three Women Killed Amid Renewed Communal Violence in Adamawa, Suspects Arrested with AK-47 Ammunition
Three unarmed women were killed on their farm in Tigno village, Lamurde LGA, Adamawa State, during renewed communal violence between the Bachama and Chobo ethnic groups on January 3, 2026. The Adamawa State Police confirmed the attack and arrested two suspects, William Joshua (30) and Ezekiel Luka (23), recovering 29 live rounds, an AK-47 magazine, and cash.
The police assured residents of efforts to prevent reprisals and bring perpetrators to justice. Locals described the women as innocent civilians and expressed fear over the escalating tribal conflict, highlighting the continued deadly toll of communal violence on non-combatants in Nigeria.
Three unarmed women were killed on their farm in Tigno village, Lamurde LGA, Adamawa State, during renewed communal violence between the Bachama and Chobo ethnic groups on January 3, 2026. The Adamawa State Police confirmed the attack and arrested two suspects, William Joshua (30) and Ezekiel Luka (23), recovering 29 live rounds, an AK-47 magazine, and cash.
The police assured residents of efforts to prevent reprisals and bring perpetrators to justice. Locals described the women as innocent civilians and expressed fear over the escalating tribal conflict, highlighting the continued deadly toll of communal violence on non-combatants in Nigeria.
Three Women Killed Amid Renewed Communal Violence in Adamawa, Suspects Arrested with AK-47 Ammunition
Three unarmed women were killed on their farm in Tigno village, Lamurde LGA, Adamawa State, during renewed communal violence between the Bachama and Chobo ethnic groups on January 3, 2026. The Adamawa State Police confirmed the attack and arrested two suspects, William Joshua (30) and Ezekiel Luka (23), recovering 29 live rounds, an AK-47 magazine, and cash.
The police assured residents of efforts to prevent reprisals and bring perpetrators to justice. Locals described the women as innocent civilians and expressed fear over the escalating tribal conflict, highlighting the continued deadly toll of communal violence on non-combatants in Nigeria.
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