Do you believe that ‘witchcraft’ exists? Perhaps Sadiq Idrissu, a man from Adamawa State, could not handle the situation after he suspected his mother was a witch.

Sadiq has admitted killing his mother after accusing her of practising witchcraft.

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Sadiq Idrissu
The suspect, Sadiq Idrissu

Now being detained by the Adamawa State Police Command, 30-year-old Sadiq disclosed that he felt sorry for his father, who put up with his mother, after learning of her involvement in witchcraft.

Sadiq, a resident of Boga in the Gombi Local Government Area, reportedly shot his mother resulting in her death.

The Confession

While confessing to the police that he had slain his mother, Sadiq did not feel any remorse.

He said: “I feel sorry for my father because he married her and has been with her for a long time”.

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He asserted that he had grounds to think his mother was a witch, saying: “She was a witch. She appeared to me as a witch.

“People have been accusing her of witchcraft for about two years. It is true because something kept frightening me, especially at night”.

Unfortunately, Sadiq was on hazardous drug mixture known locally as “Suck and Die”.

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According to him, his mother appeared to him as a witch, causing him severe worries and sleepless nights.

The Practice

He related how he came home one midnight to find his sister sleeping alone.

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Also, he was convinced that his mother might have gone out to practice witchcraft.

When he was leaving the house, he came across her and shot her twice after he did not find her in his father’s room.

When confirming Sadiq’s arrest, Adamawa State Police’s spokesperson, SP Suleiman Nguroje, said that the suspect killed his mother due to a witchcraft accusation.

According to Nguroje, the state’s commissioner of police, Afolabi Babatola, ordered that the case be forwarded to CID for investigation.

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