Two commercial motorcyclists have been found dead in Zangan Sallau village, Ringim Local Government Area of Jigawa State, in a suspected case of murder linked to motorcycle theft.
The Jigawa State Police Command confirmed the incident in a statement issued on Saturday by its Public Relations Officer, CSP Lawan Shiisu Adam.
According to the police, the victims were last seen on November 8, 2026, before their bodies were discovered in the village. Their motorcycle was also reportedly missing, raising suspicions that they were killed by individuals who intended to steal it.
The police spokesperson said preliminary investigations indicated that the incident involved motorcycle snatching and murder.
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He added that the command had launched efforts to identify and apprehend those responsible, as well as recover the stolen motorcycle.
The victims’ bodies were subsequently handed over to their families in Darno village, Ringim LGA, and buried in accordance with Islamic rites.
Motorcycle theft and attacks on commercial riders have remained a security concern in parts of the area, particularly for operators who transport passengers during late hours.
The police have continued to urge commercial motorcyclists to exercise caution and avoid long-distance trips at night.
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