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BREAKING: Suspected Cable Thief Burnt Alive In Makurdi (Photos)
Suspected Cable Thief Burnt Alive In Makurdi, more photo below..
OnyxNews Nigeriareports that a suspected cable thief was on Friday burnt alive by angry mobs in Makurdi, Benue state capital, North West Nigeria.
This online news platform gathered that the yet to be identified thief, broke into some Houses around Banada Quarters, Opp Benue State college of Health Sciences and carter away valuables,a laptop and cable wires.
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However, luck ran out of him as he was apprehended in the process and set on fire.
Recalls, earlier this week a suspected bike thief was also burnt alive at the Popular Wurukum Market, Makurdi by angry mobs.
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