The Kaduna State Government has welcomed the arrest and arraignment of 24 suspects by the Kaduna State Police Command in connection with the mob killing of a woman at Maraban Jos, describing the development as a significant step towards securing justice and reinforcing the rule of law.

In a statement signed by the Commissioner for Information and Culture, Mr Ahmed Maiyaki, the Government commended the Kaduna State Police Command for its prompt action, diligent investigation, and professionalism in ensuring that those allegedly involved in the incident are brought before the courts.

Mr Maiyaki said the administration of Governor Uba Sani strongly condemns mob violence, jungle justice, and all forms of extra-judicial actions, stressing that no individual or group has the authority to usurp the functions of law enforcement and the judiciary.

“The Kaduna State Government welcomes the arrest and arraignment of the suspects linked to this unfortunate incident and commends the Police Command for its swift and professional response. The rule of law remains the cornerstone of every democratic society, and no grievance, allegation or suspicion can justify taking another person’s life outside the framework of the law,” the Commissioner stated.

He noted that the tragic incident serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of lawlessness and underscored the need for citizens to channel complaints and allegations through established legal and security institutions.

“Governor Uba Sani’s administration will not tolerate any form of mob action or jungle justice. We urge residents to always report suspected criminal activities to security agencies and allow the law to take its course. Anyone found taking the law into their own hands will face the full consequences of the law, regardless of status or affiliation,” he added.

The Commissioner expressed confidence in the ongoing investigation by the Police, noting that the Command had indicated that more than one hundred additional suspects remain under investigation for their alleged involvement in the incident.

He assured residents that the Government would continue to support security agencies and judicial institutions in their efforts to ensure accountability, maintain public order, and protect the rights of all citizens.

While extending condolences to the family of the deceased, Mr Maiyaki called on residents to remain peaceful, cooperate with security agencies, and support efforts aimed at preserving peace, justice, and security across Kaduna State.

“The sanctity of human life must be respected at all times. Kaduna State will continue to stand firmly for justice, peaceful coexistence, and adherence to the rule of law. We must collectively reject violence and vigilantism in all its forms,” the statement added.

The Government reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that all those found culpable in the incident are brought to justice through due process, while urging members of the public to remain law-abiding and vigilant.

Kaduna Government Praises Police for Arraigning 24 People Over Killing in Maraban Jos

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