Deborah Samuel’s parents break silence, make shocking revelations

The guardians of the late Deborah Samuel of Shagari College of Education Sokoto, Sokoto State have depicted the passing of their girl as miserable and agonizing, saying they have passed on her executioners to God.

Review that the remaining parts of Deborah were let go in her old neighborhood, Tungan Magajiya in Rijau Local Government Area of Niger State Saturday night.

She was battered to the point of death and set burning on Thursday by her kindred understudies for purportedly offering a disrespectful expression on a WhatsApp bunch against Prophet Mohammed.

Responding to the passing of their girl, the deprived guardians said they don’t have anything to say or do with respect to the deficiency of their kid, however have chosen to leave everything in the possession of God.

Talking with Tgp Baze, the dad, Mr. Emmanuel Garba, a security staff with the Niger State Water Works Cooperation at Tungan-Magajiya said, “we can say or do nothing, but to relax as a demonstration of God. We have passed on all to God, we have chosen to take it like that”.

On who brought back the body of his departed little girl from Sokoto State, the dad made sense of that he by and by proceeded to bring back her still needs to be covered.

“I for one proceeded to bring back the body of my girl to empower me to cover my own youngster. This is on the grounds that keeping her in the funeral home won’t return her back.

“Whenever I arrived, I met government authorities and caused them to comprehend the need to permit me bring her back home and they concurred with me. Whenever we got to the funeral home, those in control requested that I sign the important records and I did. They delivered the cadaver to me.”

On who paid for the transportation, Garba, “I for one, paid the amount of N120,000 to the driver out of numerous that would not convey her back home and it is a direct result of the state of the remaining parts. Most drivers we moved toward all declined aside from one.”

Affirming the call by the Sokoto State Government that the body of his girl ought not be gotten back, the dad of the departed expressed, “the public authority believed me should leave the remaining parts, when they called me, I said no, they ought to permit me to kindly, cover my girl.”

Likewise, the mother, Mrs. Alheri Emmanuel, let our columnist know that Deborah was the second of the seven kids, adding that it’s so miserable to have lost her early in life, whom they were depending on to assist with supporting them later on.

On her ailment, the mother of the departed made sense of that she is steady now and released from the clinic, where she was conceded after hearing the fresh insight about the grim homicide of her girl.

In the midst of tears, Mrs. Alheri stated,”I don’t have anything to say, I am appreciative to God and for your endeavors. I have given God my heart and may God fortify me. We don’t have anything to say.

“In light of what befallen me, I will never again send my kids to schools where such a lot of cash is involved. In light of her schooling, the instruction of a portion of her kin endured as it is so hard to really focus on them all simultaneously. Furthermore, presently things are hard as far as we’re concerned”.

Additionally, her senior sibling, Nakaka Garba, when requested his response, he basically expressed, “I don’t have anything to say, we are tormented by what occurred, however we have passed on all to God.”

On why their girl addressed Deborah ‘Samuel’ rather than ‘Garba’, the dad further added, “she has been living with my sibling since she was in grade school and had been utilizing the name”.