A total of 11 people including the traditional head of Omuokiri-Aluu community, Chief Alhaji Hassan Walewa have been arraigned at the High Court in Port Harcourt over the brutal murder last Friday of four students of the University of Port Harcourt.
The state Police Commissioner, Mr Mohammed Ndabawa who made this known when the Executive Secretary of the National Human rights Commission, Prof Ben Agwe and his team visited him at the Police headquarters in Port Harcourt said a total of thirteen persons had so far been arrested in connection with the ugly incident.The state Police boss who spoke through his Deputy Police Commissioner, Mr Thomas Etomi said two persons out of the thirteen were kept behind to aid police investigation.
He concluded saying that the Commission would be kept abreast with minute developments from the Police angle on the issue.
Great,because justice must prevail
ReplyDeleteExecellent,ds is what we want to hear
ReplyDeleteI smell victory on this case the evidence is very glaring
ReplyDeleteJustice,justice,justice
ReplyDeleteWell done
ReplyDeleteNo detail should be omitted,because these people are dangerous and dont deserve a 2nd chance
ReplyDeleteThere is is God,&he has taken over the case
ReplyDeleteGbam,now we can say,there is progress on this case,but police sharp,sharp,we dont want to have them more than a day breath on this earth.
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