The holes left by bullets that riddled the doors of Eze Chidubem’s* chemist and provision store in March are still there, seven months after the incident. When gunshots rang in the air in the Angwan Rukuba community in Jos, Plateau state, residents thought it was officials of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on a raid. Chiduben, who had run the store for over two decades, thought so, too, until a bullet hit the leg of the customer he was attending to.
“It was terrible,” Chidubem told TheCable, hissing through his teeth.
“I don’t even know how to describe it. It happened as if fowl were more valuable than human lives.
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