RIP to the young man. However, the question we should not stop asking is whose bullets hit these guys? Police or Shiite?
There must be prosecution for either negligence from the part of the police or illegal possession of firearms by the Shiite.
It must not end at just saying RIP and moving on.
Their Employers, NGOs, CSOs and other concerned Nigerians must act now.

I know the guy. His parents are base in zaria... Went to greet the family yesterday.

IamHeWrites:
Another member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is reported to have been part of those hit by stray bullets during the violent clash between Shiite protesters and the police in Abuja on Monday, Igbere TV reports.

The online media website said Suleiman Aliyu was hit on the chest.

It was said that Mr Aliyu, a reporter in its Hausa section, is recuperating at the trauma centre of the National Hospital in Abuja.

A corps member with Channels TV, Precious Owolabi, had lost his life in the clash.

Igbere TV gathers that Aliyu was on his way home when he was hit at the Federal Secretariat, Abuja.

“I was on my way home in a taxi after close of work when I got hit by a stray bullet which brushed through my chest. I did not even know that I was shot until I started feeling heavy on my chest. Then I was rushed to the hospital,” Aliyu told the newspaper.

Source; http://igberetvnews.com/841753/oh-no-another-nysc-member-with-leadership-newspaper-shot-at-shiite-protest-photo/

I even thought copers are meant to serve only in schools or farm