The Inspector General of police, Mohammed Abubakar, said today that the four UNIPORT students lynched by a mob in Aluu on 5th October, were not armed robbers.
In a statement released by the IGP today, he said investigations conducted by the police so far revealed that Tekena, Llyod, Ugonna and Chiadika had gone to Aluu that morning to demand for money allegedly owed to them by a guy named Coxson Lelebori Lucky, also known ‘Bright’, and it was Bright who raised a false alarm that they were armed robbers.
The IGP also said in the statement that Coxson/Bright has disappeared, but promised to track him down. The statement mentioned 4 suspects as being directly involved in the killing.
They are: Chigozie Samuel Evans, Felemo Solomon, Cynthia Chinwo, and Ozioma Abajuo. They said the Aluu community chief, Alhaji Hassan Welewa was the one who incited the mob to unleash terror on the young boys.
All of them involved must be killed title or no title
ReplyDeleteNa wa o! a woman too dey inside,she must have been on indian hem
ReplyDeleteIG you try
ReplyDeleteBright you have no hiding place,you will die
ReplyDeleteI am relaxed now,this is good progress
ReplyDeleteGod is in charge of this case,He has never lost any battle
ReplyDeleteThis is the saddest news ever
ReplyDeleteAllu shld be wiped out, that is a cursed community
ReplyDeleteMay all the innocent souls that have lost their lives RIP
ReplyDeleteYoung boys died just like that,God help us in ds nation
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