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17-year-old girl sets self ablaze over failure to marry her suitor


 It was a sad day in Gusau, Zamfara State capital as a 17-year-old girl, Miss Aisha Bello, died after setting herself ablaze for not marring the man after her heart fall in love with him. She was reported to have died today evening at the Federal Medical Center, Gusau where she was rushed to for urgent medical attention immediately after setting herself ablaze because she believed that she was prevented from getting married to her suitor. We gathered that Aisha had sustained various degrees of injuries after setting her self on fire in a bid to terminate her life due to the failed marriage Our reporter learnt that ever since she was admitted at the Federal Medical center hospital, (FMC) Gusau, the state government had been sponsoring her medical expenses. It was learnt that the state government had also promised to arrange for the marriage between Aisha and her suitor, who had no money to pay her bride price as soon as she recovered. It was also gathered that Governor Bello Mohammed Matawalle(Matawallan maradun) had assured the parents of the girl that his administration would pay for the marriage between Aisha and her suitor, Umar Faruku. Hundreds of sympathisers attended the burial of Aisha Bello and have been trooping to the house of her parents for condolences. Her suitor, Faruku, who was also at the burial could not control himself as he was seen crying profusely for the lost of his beloved one. He was seen seriously lamenting in Hausa dialect saying “I lost the girl who died because of me and I don’t know what I will do with my life because I loved her so much.” However, the father of the teenager , Malam Ibrahim, called for prayers for Allah to allow her soul to rest in perfect peace.

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