According to foreign media Africa soccer reports, a shocking incident occurred during the Nigeria Premier League match between Katsina United and Balau on Saturday. Ghanaian midfielder Nana Kwame Abraham had his throat cut by the home team's fans after participating in the equalizer goal.

Chaotic scenes ensued at the stadium as Barao FC tied the score at 1-1 in the 69th minute through Orji Kalou. Moments later, angry Katsina United fans rushed onto the pitch and attacked Abraham, who was involved in the goal attack.

Witnesses said the midfielder had his throat cut after being caught. This horrific act of violence shocked the entire football world. Pictures circulated on the Internet showed that Abraham was bleeding profusely, the scene was chaotic, and staff and teammates rushed to rescue him.

Security forces struggled to restore order, while the management of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) and Katsina State have yet to issue an official statement. The tragic incident has reignited heated debate over fan violence and poor security at league venues, with many calling for tough sanctions and immediate reforms.

This latest atrocity, which comes just weeks after the violence in Kano just weeks ago, further tarnishes the reputation of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) and raises urgent concerns about the safety of Nigerian football players.

The latest reports show that the midfielder's life is not in danger.