Blasphemous : videos of Sokoto protesting youths demand release of students arrested for blasphemy

According to reports, an invitation was sent to other youths urging all Muslim youth in the

province to come together for a peaceful protest to demand the release of detainees in connection with Thursday's incident.

On Saturday morning,

some Muslim youths in Sokoto province came out in large numbers to protest against those who accused them of trying to help themselves and to do justice to the jungle by killing a female student on suspicion of blasphemy.

The youths have called on the government and security agencies to immediately release those arrested for murder.

According to reports, the protest started in the vicinity of the Zabira shopping mall and then marched through Gao-nama and continued on a flyover inside the state capital.

 A procession of young people near Maiduguri Road, saw protesters armed with placards with various slogans shouting "Allahu Akbar" translated into English as "God is great".

A joint security team comprising 8 unit troops, the Police, the DSS, and the NSCDC appeared to be monitoring the protest and stationed in order to avoid violations of the law and order.

Deborah Emmanuel, a 200-year-old female student at Shehu Shagari College of Education, was stabbed to death by a mob before her body was set on fire on school grounds Thursday morning.

She (the late Deborah) was accused of blasphemy in a voicenote she wrote on her class WhatsApp, in which she was accused of blasphemy against the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

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