BREAKING: Man Burnt to Death In Abuja Over Alleged Blasphemy (Video)

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Following a fight over suspected blasphemy, a man was burnt to death at the Lugbe Timber Shed at Airport Road in Abuja.

According to reports, two vigilante operations got into an altercation, which resulted in one of them being arrested.

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When friends of the vigilante operative who had been imprisoned arrived to appeal for his release, the fight became even more heated.

After much debate, one of the vigilantes stated that he would not release the guy arrested even if “God comes down.”

The other party was enraged by the remark, so they gathered and pulled down the vigilante office to save their man. They allegedly attacked, killed, and set fire to the vigilantes who insisted on not releasing the arrested person from prison.

For the time being, security personnel have been deployed to the market, but stores have only recently opened in the hopes of avoiding retaliation.

According to other vendors who requested anonymity, everyone participating is a Muslim.

Take a look at the video of Man Burnt to Death below.

Recall that theGazetteNGR reported that Some students at the Shehu Shagari College of Education in Sokoto killed a female student named Deborah on Thursday, supposedly because she alleged Blasphemy against Prophet Muhammad.

The person who died was stoned to death and then set on fire by a group of angry people, most of whom were college students.

Administrators of the college closed the school right away and told students to leave the campus.

Also, there was Tension in Bauchi over blasphemy; pastor injured; houses burned, according to information reaching theGazetteNGR.

In the Katangan region of the Warji Local Government Area of Bauchi State, enraged youths who went on a rampage over supposed blasphemy allegedly injured a pastor and set fire to many homes.

As at the time of reporting this report, the incident’s details were still hazy.

Our source told us that the fight started after a post on social media allegedly accused a Christian girl in the community of insulting Islam.

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