Unveiling The Truth: Daughter Exposes Police Shooting Of Mother In Nasarawa

Unveiling The Truth: Daughter Exposes Police Shooting Of Mother In Nasarawa

In a heart-wrenching account, Judith John from Nasarawa State recounts the harrowing ordeal her family faced when her mother, Grace John, was shot by police officers during a peaceful protest in Lafia….READ ALSO FCT Police Rescue 12 Children From Nasarawa, Bust Child Trafficking Attempt

The incident, which occurred on January 19, 2024, has left their lives shattered and their hopes for justice dimmed.

The Horrific Incident:

Judith received a call instructing her to rush to a clinic where her mother had been admitted. Upon arrival, she found her mother bleeding profusely. Despite the clinic’s claims of providing treatment, Judith sensed something was amiss. It wasn’t until they transferred her to a different hospital that the truth emerged – her mother had been shot by the police.

Cover-Up and Negligence:

The police clinic initially denied the gunshot wound, attributing it to tear gas. But scans revealed the grim reality – a bullet lodged in her mother’s stomach. Judith alleges that the clinic neglected her mother, hoping she would die, and attempted to conceal the truth to evade consequences.

The Struggle for Recovery:

With her mother’s health critical and their finances drained, Judith and her family are grappling with the aftermath. They’ve been unable to settle hospital bills and face an uncertain future as their sole provider fights for her life.

Calls for Support:

As they navigate this nightmare, Judith appeals to Nigerians for financial aid and prayers. She urges caution in dealing with the police and emphasizes the need for accountability and reform within law enforcement.

A Tale of Resilience:

In the face of adversity, Judith’s mother remains a symbol of strength. Her resilience shines through, inspiring hope amid despair.

This poignant narrative sheds light on the devastating impact of police brutality on families and underscores the urgent need for justice and reform.