A 20-year-old self-confessed member of Aye confraternity, who was arrested by police in Imo State, has revealed that his members were responsible for the murder of a graduate of the Imo State University last August.
The expired, recognized essentially as Chikabala, had gone to finish his freedom at the college, preliminary for the required one-year National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, program when he was assaulted by associated cultists in front with the school entryway. His attackers purportedly shot him thrice and left him dead in a pool of blood.
Affirming the capture of the suspect, distinguished as Obinna Chigozie Onuoha nom de plume Nwa Pastor, representative for Imo State Police Command, Deputy Superintendent Andrew Ekwerem, clarified that the suspect was captured at a shoreline in Mechanic Village, Nekede, in Owerri West Local Government Area. He included that Onuoha had been the order's needed rundown for theft, murder and cultism.
I've killed 3—SUSPECT
In his confession booth explanation, Onuoha said: "I am an individual from Aye clique bunch. We assault match cultists anyplace, quickly and at whatever time. Since I joined the clique aggregate, I have murdered three people. In any case, I don't assault match cultists alone. Our individuals stroll in gathering.
"Among those we have murdered was Chibuike. I was the one that shot him at Douglas Road, Owerri. He was an individual from an adversary faction assemble. Another casualty was Zaiki, who sold CD plates. I discharged the shot that slaughtered him at Ikenegbu Road. There was additionally a motorcyclist we executed at Mbaise Road.
"My individuals were in charge of the murder of Chikalaba before IMSU entryway. We were five that did that assault. Their names are Shiba, Nonso, Freedom and Brano.
"Different individuals from our gathering are Black Fela, Owite, Pharoah and Ludacris. We murder equal gathering at sight in light of the fact that in the event that we don't, they will slaughter us."
The Command representative unveiled that more than 25 different suspects, who were included in independent criminal acts, were captured nearby Onuoha. Ekwerem clarified that the capture was "in accordance with Imo State Police Command's Operation Nkpochapu Phase II (wipe out lawbreakers). A portion of the captured suspects have been charged to court, while others are as yet experiencing exhaustive investigation."
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