Gov Uba Sani visits family of slain Ummulkhairi, vows justice

By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo
nKaduna State Governor, Senator Uba Sani, has paid a condolence visit to the family of the late Ummulkhairi Usman Aliyu in Maraban Jos, assuring them that everyone involved in her killing would be brought to justice.
nThe governor, who met with the deceased’s husband, Malam Aliyu, and other family members, expressed his heartfelt sympathy and prayed for the repose of Ummulkhairi’s soul, while asking Almighty Allah to grant the bereaved family the strength and patience to bear the loss.
nSpeaking during the visit, Governor Sani reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to ensuring justice is served, stressing that security agencies were pursuing every available lead to apprehend all those involved in the crime.
“I want to assure the family that those responsible for this heinous act will be identified, arrested and prosecuted. No one connected with this tragic incident will escape the full weight of the law,” the governor said.
He disclosed that 41 suspects have already been arraigned for culpable homicide, while another 30 suspects have been charged with unlawful assembly.
According to him, 17 persons who were not found culpable have been released, while 41 others remain under investigation as security agencies intensify efforts to arrest additional suspects still at large.
The governor also assured the family that investigations remain ongoing and that any police officer found to have been directly or indirectly involved in the incident would face appropriate legal sanctions.
nGovernor Sani further announced that the Kaduna State Government would take full responsibility for the education and welfare of the children left behind by the deceased.
He said the government’s response would go beyond words of sympathy, stressing that compassion, justice and concrete action would guide its intervention in support of the bereaved family.
The visit comes amid sustained public concern over the circumstances surrounding Ummulkhairi’s death, with the state government reiterating its resolve to ensure justice is done and seen to be done.
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