Panic in Enugu Hausa community over disappearances

These are indeed troubling times for the members of the Hausa community in Enugu, as the disappearance of some residents has set them on edge.

In the last few weeks, We were told that at least, three young men from the community have simply disappeared without any clue as to their whereabouts.

Residents identified the latest victims as three tricycle riders named Nuhur Tahiru, Musa Nuhu and Idris Lawan.

The victims were said to ply their transport business from a park at the Enugu Central Mosque.

Two of them, Tahiru and Nuhu, were last seen on Saturday, a week ago, when they left the park with their tricycles.

Lawan on the other hand, was last sighted by his family members and friends when he left home for work with his tricycle on Sunday.

Since then, their whereabouts have remained unknown, prompting the residents of the community to raise the alarm over the inexplicable disappearances.

Vice Chairman of the Keke riders association, Enugu Central Mosque Unit, Abdullahi Zubairu, revealed that the Hausa community in Enugu had organised a search in a bid to locate the missing residents.

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