Kaduna Family Cries Out: Govt. Accused of Neglect in Son’s Brutal Killing, Plans Mass Protest
Echo Express
The family of late Ahmed Musa is set to embark on a mass protest in the city of Kaduna state following what they described as neglect on the part of the state government after the death of their beloved son.
Late Ahmed Musa
The father of the deceased, Comrade Musa Mohammed otherwise known as moonlight told our reporter that all promises made by the authority were broken, as justice suffered.
The deceased who was a student of Government Technical College Malali, Kaduna was alleged to have been brutally killed on February 16th, 2025 by some students of the school.
An experience that has left many from within and far in a state of dilemma, as the family of the late Ahmed Musa are yet to get justice.
The father of the deceased who is a senior journalist explained that despite the horrible experience and the trauma, the school authority and the state government continued to show no concern over the matter.
“The lukewarm attitude of the government and the school authority posed serious danger to the future of our children in their various schools. This shows that students within their schools can carry out unlawful act and go scot- free without any punishment.
” As at today, to our surprise, the prime suspects were released without our consent. This is an act that should be completely condemned by every individual and the people in position of authority,” the father of the deceased explained.
While speaking, Mohammed disclosed that a mass protest will be carried out on the 16th of February 2026 to commemorate one year remembrance of their late son.
He said: ” you all know that losing a child is one of the most painful experiences, and it’s even more heartbreaking when it’s a case of injustice.
“The kaduna state government and the security agencies should know that the pain and grief are still raw, and it’s completely normal to feel angry, hurt, and frustrated, because we feel that justice hasn’t been served.
The fact that the prime suspects were released without our consent is also distressing.”
