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💔 “Justice for Busang Ayuka” – A 15-Year-Old Boy Allegedly B3aten by Security Operatives D!es in Taraba Hospital

A 15-year-old boy, identified as Busang Ayuka, has reportedly d!ed at the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Jalingo, after allegedly being b3aten by members of the Taraba Marshals, a state-backed neighbourhood security outfit.

According to reports, the incident occurred in Baruwa, Gashaka Local Government Area of Taraba State, following a dispute over an MP3 player and a power bank.

A Facebook user, Mansur Audu Gashaka, who confirmed the incident in a post shared on Friday, July 24, 2026, called on relevant authorities and traditional rulers to ensure a thorough and transparent investigation into the teenager’s d3ath.

In his post, he also recalled a previous incident in which another young man allegedly lost his life over a dispute involving a power bank.

He wrote:

“Months ago, the life of our innocent brother Abdurrahman Akumora was taken away by his friend, a fired military officer in the person of Kamilu Milito, because of a useless power bank, and no serious action has been taken to educate the upcoming generation so as not to fall victim to such evil actions.

“Though some said the issue is with the security personnel and we are still waiting for the final action. Rai daya ne kuma babu randa yafi na wani.

“The same story happened again between Taraba Marshals and one innocent boy who was treated like an animal by the Taraba Marshals of Gashaka LGA just because of an MP3 player and a power bank. As a result, the innocent boy passed away at the Federal Medical Centre, Jalingo, Taraba State.

“As we await the final investigation on this matter, we are calling on our critical stakeholders, including the Royal Fathers, to intervene and ensure that whoever is involved in this evil act is brought to justice.

“Justice for Busang Ayuka of Anguwan Alfa, Serti Ward B, Gashaka LGA. Injustice to one is injustice to all. May the gentle soul of our innocent brother rest in peace.”

Authorities are yet to issue an official statement on the incident as calls for justice continue.

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