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Minna Mining Tragedy: Parents of Miners Wey Die in NSCDC Custody Demand Compensation!

Musa Antiketu by Musa Antiketu
September 19, 2026
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Minna Mining Tragedy: Parents of Miners Wey Die in NSCDC Custody Demand Compensation!
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Parents of the artisanal miners wey die while dem dey under the hand of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, for Minna, Niger State, don ask government and the pipo wey get responsibility make Dem give compensation to the families of the dead miners.

The parents make the demand as anger and concern continue to grow over the death of 37 suspected illegal miners wey NSCDC arrest for operations against illegal mining for Niger State.

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Them arrest the miners for areas around Mohammed Inuwa Wushishi Estate and oda mining locations for Minna. NSCDC later confirm say many of the pipo wey dey inside detention facility were found dead early Thursday.

One of the parents, Musa Aliyu, a 50-year-old man wey say e don dey sick for about one year, lose two of e children, Ibrahim, 17, and Abubakar, 12, for the incident.

Aliyu tell journalists through the News Agency of Nigeria say the two boys dey important to the family because dem dey help am get money for medicine.

For am, the two children leave house on Wednesday go the mining area around Mohammed Inuwa Wushishi Housing Estate, but dem no return home that evening.

He say when dia mother hear say Dem don arrest some miners, she go the Civil Defence office near PDP Secretariat go look for the children. For there, she meet oda relatives wey dey search for dia own family members.

Aliyu say the family later hear say the two children don die and authorities direct dem to General Hospital to identify and collect dia bodies.

Anoda parent, Lawal Mohammad, say e lose e 15-year-old son, Suleiman, for the same incident.

Mohammad say he try carry food go give his son afta NSCDC arrest am, but officers no allow am see the boy. He say when he return the following morning, dem tell am say en son don die.

He talk say he dey di Civil Defence office when dem bring out the bodies and put dem inside ambulances.

The grieving father ask authorities to investigate the mata properly and make anybody wey investigation find responsible answer for wetin happen. He ask for compensation for the affected families.

The demand for compensation come as authorities dey investigate the exact cause of the deaths. NSCDC initially mention suspected disease outbreak, but the actual cause of the deaths has not been finally established.

Some survivors, however, describe the detention conditions as very difficult. One survivor, Dauda Shehu, say Dem keep plenti pipo for inside one small and poorly ventilated room, with more detainees lata added to the room. These claims don raise questions about the condition wey the detainees face before dia deaths.

The Niger State Government don set up committee make Dem investigate the incident, while security authorities too begin separate investigations. The NSCDC commandant for Niger State, Suberu Siyaka Aniviye, and some officers under the command have been suspended while the investigation continues.

President Bola Tinubu too order full and transparent investigation into the deaths. The federal government say the investigation must establish exactly wetin happen to the detainees and weda negligence, poor treatment or any oda action contribute to the deaths.

The tragedy don also cause protest for different parts of Minna, with security agencies deployed to control the situation. The incident too con bring attention for illegal mining, treatment of suspects inside government detention facilities and the duty of security agencies to protect people wey dey under dia custody.

For the bereaved families, the demand now na make authorities find out the real cause of the deaths, establish who carry responsibility if anybody break the law, and provide support for families wey don lose dia children with oda relatives.

Until the investigations and medical findings finish, the exact reason why the 37 detainees die remains a mata wey authorities still dey examine. Obaland magazine go continue to follow the investigation and any official findings wey come from government and security authorities.

Parents of miners wey die under NSCDC hand for Minna don ask for compensation as government dey investigate the death of 37 suspected illegal miners.

 

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