Nigerian Army [/b]Captain Ibrahim Yibranii Yohana, an officer from Kaduna State, has reportedly been killed by bandits [/b]only nine months after his wedding.
The gallant officer, who married his wife, Jossy Happiness, on November 4, 2023, met his untimely death under circumstances that remain unclear at this time. Despite the details surrounding his death still being under investigation, the loss has deeply impacted his community.
Since the news of his death broke, friends, colleagues, and family members have flooded social media with tributes, expressing their deep sorrow and paying homage to the fallen hero. The heartfelt messages reflect the profound impact Captain Ibrahim Yohana had on those around him and the shock felt by his sudden passing.
“Another hero has gone down by bandits. Oh God, we pray for mercy and your comfort to the entire family. Our hearts are bleeding, Lord,” wrote Lucy Adadevoh in a heartfelt Facebook post on Sunday, August 11, 2024. Her post captures the widespread grief and the collective mourning of the community.
Genesis Kaboshio Akau, another close acquaintance, reminisced about their time together at Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria. He wrote: “My beloved predecessor back then in ABU Zaria, a very dedicated organist who loved God. As troubleless as he was, I was surprised to hear he joined the Nigerian Army. From Maiduguri to Lagos, and then Niger State… Unfortunately, I heard the sad story of your departure from this realm of life. You lost your younger sister, elder brother, and now you are gone. May the LORD comfort us all… We’ll miss you dearly, beloved Captain Ibrahim Yohana (Presido Commando). Sai mu zo.” His tribute highlights the personal loss and the memories shared with the late captain.
Eric Katanga, another mourner, expressed his disbelief and sorrow, writing: “Since yesterday, I was hoping to get another call to hear that it was a mistake of identity, but then we are left with no choice than to accept reality. Rest on brother. Rest on Captain Ibrahim Yohana.” His message reflects the shock and denial often felt in the wake of such tragic news.
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