Pilasar Zara is calling for rigorous legal action against the individuals accused of murdering her brother, Ibrahim Pilasar Mbaya, a recent University of Jos graduate. As public anger intensifies regarding the circumstances of his death, Zara labeled the suspects as ruthless and insisted they must be held fully accountable for their actions.
The family is struggling to process the loss of Mbaya, who was awaiting his call-up for the National Youth Service Corps. Zara emphasized that her brother was a gentle and industrious individual who held no history of criminality. She noted that he was respected by many and argued that the perpetrators were likely driven by malice and envy.
The death of the Political Science graduate has triggered significant outcry across Plateau State, with various community groups and students demanding a thorough investigation. While police have taken several suspects into custody, the University of Jos administration has urged the student body to maintain order while the legal proceedings continue.
