Imo hotel owner, military personnel torture staff to death over missing phone
Army, Armed Forces, Headlines, Imo, State News Monday, April 8th, 2024
By Promise EzeA hotel owner and a military personnel are accused of torturing Ebuka Nwaneri to death over a missing phone in Umulogho community, Obowo LGA, Imo state. Reportedly, Nwaneri was tortured and confined in the hotel’s powerhouse where he later passed away. The incident has sparked a protest in the community, with youths demanding justice for Nwaneri. Angry youths have threatened to demolish the hotel unless those responsible for Nwaneri’s death are apprehended. Henry Okoye, police spokesperson in Imo, confirmed that the matter is under investigation. “Aboki Danjuma, commissioner of police has directed the command’s complaint response unit (CRU) domicile under the office of the PPRO to carry out a comprehensive investigation into this allegation and ensure that justice is served,” Okoye said in a statement. “Consequently, the victim is encouraged to contact the office of the command’s public relations department via 08148024755 and assist in identifying the alleged officers. “The Command under the leadership of CP Aboki Danjuma is highly committed to upholding the highest standards of transparency and accountability while discharging its lawful duties and will not condone any form of extortion or unprofessionalism by any of its personnel.” The police have also arrested some youths as a result of the protest. In a statement, Chinagorom Cyriacus, president of the Umulogho Youth Assembly, called for peace while assuring that those arrested would be released. -WithinNigeria |
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