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The Special Task Force, Operation Safe Haven (OPSH), which is maintaining peace in Plateau State and its environs, has constituted a broad of enquiry to investigate the alleged murder of one Abdullahi Karafa, a taxi driver in Jos, by its personnel.
Major Ishaku Takwa, its Media Officer, disclosed this in a statement on Saturday in Jos. Karafa, a resident of Angwan Rimi community of Jos North Local Government Area (LGA) of Plateau State, was allegedly beaten to death by soldiers at Farin Gada axis of the area.
It was alleged that the deceased violated the 10:00 p.m. curfew imposed by the state government.
Takwa said that the Commander of the Task Force, Major General Ibrahim Ali, had visited the family of the deceased and assured that any soldier found culpable would be made to face the full wrath of the law.
“OPSH received with shock, a report that its personnel deployed at Farin Gada beat and murdered a commercial taxi driver, Mr Abdullahi Karafa.
“Immediately we received the report, our commander visited the deceased family and condoled with them over the incident.
“The commander has since constituted a board of enquiry to unravel those behind the heinous act,” the statement said.
Takwa added that the commander had warned officers and men of the task force to operate within the ambit of the law, saying anyone caught wanting would not be spared.
He, however, assured the public that its personnel would continue to be professional, operate in line with the international best practices and rules of engagement.
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