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02/06/2026

Debate Erupts Over Public Silence After Four Suspected Kidnappers Killed in Lagos are found to be "Igbo" not "Fulani"

By IBRAHIM BARKINDO CHUBADO I All Day TV News

The killing of four suspected kidnappers during a security operation in Lagos State has sparked conversations about insecurity, ethnicity, and public reactions to crime in Nigeria.

According to accounts circulating on social media, the suspects were allegedly involved in kidnapping activities that have worsened the insecurity pattern in the nation's situation in recent times and were reportedly killed during a confrontation with security operatives. Reports also indicate that a police officer lost his life during the operation.

The gang leader was identified as Ifeanyi, popularly known as “Ifeko,” and claimed he had been linked to previous kidnapping activities within the state. It was further said that the suspect had connections to a notorious kidnapping network whose members were killed during a police operation at Ladipo International Spare Parts Market in 2024.

What has generated significant debate online is not only the incident itself but also the reaction that followed. Some commentators have claimed that the suspects were of Igbo origin from Nigeria's South East region, arguing that there has been relatively little public discussion about the ethnic background of the alleged criminals, which would have been other way round if the headline has been "4 Fulani kidnappers killed in Lagos".

Critics point to what they describe as a pattern of selective outrage in public discourse. They argue that when criminal suspects are identified as belonging to certain ethnic groups, particularly Fulani, the story often receives widespread attention across social media platforms, blogs, and mainstream news outlets. In contrast, they contend that incidents involving suspects from other ethnic backgrounds do not generate the same level of public engagement or scrutiny.

The controversy has also extended to researchers, civil society organizations, media institutions, and social media influencers who frequently comment on issues of insecurity in Nigeria. Some observers question why these voices have remained largely silent about the ethnicity of the suspects in this particular case, while being more vocal in other incidents.

Supporters of this view have posed a hypothetical question: if the headline had read, "Four Fulani Kidnappers Killed in Lagos," would the reaction from Nigerians, bloggers, traditional rulers, activists, media organizations, and social media influencers have been different?

Others, however, caution against framing criminal activity through an ethnic lens. They argue that crime should be addressed on an individual basis and that focusing on ethnicity risks deepening divisions in an already polarized society. They maintain that criminal acts should be condemned regardless of the background of those involved and that public attention should remain focused on improving security and ensuring justice for victims.

The debate reflects broader national conversations about insecurity, media narratives, ethnic identity, and the standards by which Nigerians discuss crime and violence across the country.

"Insecurity thrives when the unfortunate actors know that a particular ethnic or religious group is being stereotyped for the evils they perpetrate. Failure of political will power on the part of people elected into government to stop agents of insecurity and generalizing narratives by Nigerians themselves who are effectively made vocal by the media are major reasons insecurity in Nigeria has grown wider to the point of seeming unresolvable.

01/06/2026

Edo Police Arrest Governor’s Ally ‘Ebo Stone’ Over Alleged Assault on Officer, Vow Prosecution

By Adewale Omo Olubo I All Day TV News

Police authorities in Edo State have arrested Mr. Kelly Okungbowa, popularly known as Ebo Stone, a political ally of Governor Monday Okpebholo, over the alleged assault of a police officer on duty.

The incident, which has sparked public debate, reportedly occurred on May 30, 2026, along the Upper Sakponba axis in Ikpoba-Okha Local Government Area.

According to sources familiar with the matter, the officer was carrying out routine lawful duties in the area when an altercation ensued between him and the suspect, leading to the alleged attack.

Eyewitnesses said the confrontation drew attention from passersby, creating tension before police operatives intervened and took Okungbowa into custody.

Police Confirm Arrest, Insist on Rule of Law

Confirming the development, the spokesperson of the Edo State Police Command, CSP Eno Ikoedem, said the suspect remains in custody and will be charged to court upon the conclusion of investigations.

She emphasised that the command would not tolerate any act of violence against its personnel, regardless of the status or influence of those involved.

“No individual is above the law. Assault on a police officer is a serious offence, and due process will be followed in this case,” she stated.

The police further urged members of the public to cooperate with law enforcement agencies and avoid actions that could undermine public safety or obstruct official duties.

Rights Group Condemns Alleged Assault

Reacting to the incident, President of the Talakawa Parliament and human rights activist, Kola Edokpayi, strongly condemned the alleged assault, describing it as unacceptable and a threat to public order.

In a statement, Edokpayi praised the officers involved for their restraint and professionalism despite what he termed provocation.

“Police officers are public servants who deserve respect and cooperation from citizens. Any grievances against them should be addressed through lawful and established channels, not through confrontation or violence,” he said.

He warned that attacks on security personnel could weaken the rule of law and embolden criminal behaviour if not decisively addressed.

Rising Concerns Over Civility and Law Enforcement Respect

The incident has reignited conversations around the treatment of security operatives in Nigeria, particularly in politically sensitive environments.

Analysts note that assaults on law enforcement officers, especially by individuals with perceived political backing, risk eroding discipline and public confidence in governance structures.

Residents in the Upper Sakponba area have also called for transparency in the handling of the case, urging authorities to ensure justice is served without bias.

Next Steps

Police authorities say investigations are ongoing, with assurances that the outcome will be made public. The command reiterated its commitment to upholding the rule of law and protecting officers in the line of duty.

As the case unfolds, attention remains on how the justice system will handle the prosecution, particularly given the suspect’s reported political affiliations.

01/06/2026

Bandits Abduct Ex-Army Spokesman, Wife in Katsina Ambush as Fresh Details Reveal Targeted Road Attack

By Adewale Omo Olubo I All Day TV News

Fresh details have emerged on the abduction of a former Director of Defence Information of the Nigerian Army, Major General Rabe Abubakar Batsari (retd), and his wife, Hajiya Amina Abubakar, following a brazen ambush by suspected bandits in Katsina State.

The incident occurred on Saturday along the Marabar Musawa–Kafinsoli road in Matazu Local Government Area, where the retired general, his wife, and their driver, Abdullahi Sa’idu, were reportedly travelling when gunmen struck.

Sources told All Day TV News that the attackers opened fire on the vehicle, injuring the driver in the hand before whisking the retired officer and his wife away to an unknown destination.

“They shot the driver and left him bleeding, but took the General and his wife. He managed to get help later and has since been treated,” a source close to the family disclosed.

Security operatives subsequently recovered the victims’ red Peugeot 406 vehicle, which has been moved to the Matazu Divisional Police Headquarters, as efforts to track the abductors intensify.

Planned Ambush, Rising Fear

Eyewitness accounts suggest the attack was premeditated. According to a resident, the gunmen blocked the road and lay in wait for unsuspecting motorists.

“They were heavily armed and many in number. Everything happened within minutes. No one could intervene because of fear,” the witness said.

Further revelations indicate the assailants had earlier raided a phone-charging centre in a nearby village, carting away mobile phones, power banks, and a motorcycle before proceeding to the roadside ambush.

The attack gained widespread attention after villagers shared images of the abandoned vehicle on social media, initially unaware of the identity of its occupants.

“Who knows the owner of this car? The occupants were abducted along Matazu road,” a viral post read.

It was later identified by a retired military officer that the victims were Major General Batsari (retd) and his wife, sparking nationwide concern.

Uncertainty Over Mastermind

While early speculation linked the attack to a notorious bandit leader, Muhammadu Fulani, local sources have cast doubt on the claim.

Residents familiar with security dynamics in the area noted that the scale and ex*****on of the operation do not match the known pattern of attacks associated with the group.

“From experience, this does not appear to be his handiwork. His operations are usually larger, more coordinated, and intended to send a message,” a source explained.

Another resident suggested the abductors may have acted opportunistically and were likely unaware they had captured a high-profile victim.

“They behaved like a smaller criminal gang. It seems they didn’t know the identity of the General at the time,” the source added.

Security analysts also pointed to a recent military offensive in May that reportedly weakened bandit networks in the Batsari axis, contributing to relative calm prior to the latest incident.

Police Confirm Attack, Intensify Rescue Efforts

The Katsina State Police Command confirmed the abduction but did not officially identify the victims as the retired general and his wife.

Police spokesperson DSP Abubakar Sadiq Aliyu said the attack occurred around 11:00 am, adding that the Commissioner of Police, CP Ali Umar Fage, has ordered immediate deployment of additional personnel and operational assets to the area.

“The command is intensifying efforts to rescue the victims unharmed and bring the perpetrators to justice,” the statement said.

Local authorities have also expressed concern over the worsening security situation along rural and inter-community roads in Matazu and surrounding areas.

Echoes of Past Abductions

The latest incident brings back memories of the 2025 abduction of retired Brigadier General Maharazu Tsiga in Katsina.

Tsiga, a former Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps, spent 56 days in captivity and later revealed the harsh realities of life in the kidnappers’ den, including starvation and constant threats from wild animals.

He also disclosed that bandits often target high-profile individuals, believing they have access to substantial financial resources.

Renewed Violence Claims Lives

The abduction comes amid renewed violence in Katsina State. Just days earlier, bandits attacked Kiliya village in Dutsinma Local Government Area, killing at least 16 people shortly after Juma’at prayers during Eid-el-Kabir celebrations.

Residents reported that the attackers stormed the village on motorcycles, firing indiscriminately and causing panic.

“After the shooting, we found lifeless bodies everywhere, including relatives and neighbours,” a survivor recounted.

The attack triggered a mass displacement, with over 400 residents fleeing to nearby communities for safety, while several others remain missing.

Growing Concern Over Insecurity

Katsina remains one of the epicentres of banditry in Nigeria’s North-West, despite sustained military operations and peace initiatives.

The abduction of a retired senior military officer has further heightened concerns about the reach and boldness of armed groups operating in the region.

As rescue efforts continue, residents and stakeholders are calling for intensified security measures to safeguard lives and restore confidence in affected communities.

Authorities have assured that updates will be provided as investigations progress.

31/05/2026

IGP Disu Approves Promotion of 17,952 Junior Police Officers Nationwide

By Adewale Omo Olubo I All Day TV News
May 30, 2026

The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, has approved the promotion of 17,952 junior officers across the Nigeria Police Force, in what authorities describe as one of the largest single promotion exercises in recent years.

The development, announced in a statement by the Force Public Relations Officer, Anthony Okon Placid, underscores ongoing reforms aimed at boosting morale, enhancing operational efficiency, and rewarding dedication within the Force.

According to the statement, the promotion exercise spans Commands and Formations nationwide and includes the elevation of 165 Sergeants to the rank of Inspector, 73 Corporals to Sergeant, and a significant 17,714 Constables to Corporal.

Police authorities said the move reflects a deliberate effort by the current leadership to prioritize welfare and career progression as key drivers of improved performance and discipline among officers.

Speaking on the development, IGP Disu emphasized that timely promotion remains a cornerstone of effective human resource management in modern policing, noting that recognition of hard work and professionalism is critical to sustaining motivation within the ranks.

“This advancement is not just a reward but a call to higher responsibility,” the IGP stated, urging beneficiaries to rededicate themselves to duty and uphold the ethical standards of the Force.

He further charged the newly promoted officers to demonstrate increased commitment to professionalism, discipline, and respect for human rights, while reinforcing public trust through accountable policing.

Security analysts say the mass promotion could have a positive impact on operational effectiveness, particularly at a time when Nigeria continues to grapple with security challenges such as banditry, kidnapping, and communal conflicts across various regions.

The Nigeria Police Force reiterated its commitment to institutional reforms, noting that strengthening internal capacity and aligning with global best practices remain central to its transformation agenda.

Observers, however, stress that beyond promotions, sustained investment in training, equipment, and welfare will be essential to achieving lasting improvements in policing outcomes nationwide.

The latest promotion exercise is expected to take immediate effect, with documentation and official decorations to be carried out across respective Commands in the coming weeks.

30/05/2026

Governors Push N100,000 Minimum Wage as Economic Hardship Bites Harder

By Adewale Omo Olubo I All Day TV News

Nigerian governors have initiated fresh discussions on raising the national minimum wage to N100,000, in what appears to be a decisive move to address mounting economic hardship and rising inflation across the country.

The development was disclosed on Saturday by the Chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) and Governor of Kwara State, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, during a Sallah visit to President Bola Tinubu.

AbdulRazaq revealed that consultations are currently ongoing between state governments, the Federal Government, and organised labour to review workers’ wages upward in response to prevailing economic realities.

The proposed increase comes less than two years after the implementation of the current N70,000 minimum wage, underscoring the speed at which inflationary pressures have eroded workers’ purchasing power.

“State governments recognise the urgent need to improve workers’ welfare in response to the current economic realities facing Nigerians,” AbdulRazaq said.

He noted that the negotiations are aimed at reaching a balanced agreement that would significantly improve workers’ earnings without placing unsustainable pressure on government finances.

“We are actively engaging with the Federal Government and organised labour to arrive at a wage structure that is fair to workers and sustainable for government finances,” he added.

According to the NGF chairman, policymakers are faced with the delicate task of boosting workers’ income while ensuring that governments can still meet critical obligations such as infrastructure development, healthcare delivery, and education.

“The goal is to improve the living conditions of workers while ensuring that states can continue to meet their obligations and sustain development projects that directly impact citizens,” he explained.

The proposal is expected to reignite nationwide debate on wages, inflation, and economic reforms, as millions of Nigerians continue to struggle with rising costs of living.

Food prices, transportation fares, and utility bills have surged significantly in recent months, placing additional strain on households and making the current wage structure increasingly inadequate for many workers.

Labour unions have consistently argued that wages must reflect economic realities and guarantee a decent standard of living, rather than merely serving as a subsistence allowance.

Organised labour groups are likely to intensify their demands in the coming weeks, as discussions progress toward a possible agreement.

Economic analysts, however, have warned that while a wage increase may provide short-term relief, it must be accompanied by broader economic reforms to tackle inflation and stabilise the naira.

They caution that without addressing underlying structural issues, higher wages could further fuel inflation, thereby eroding the intended benefits for workers.

As negotiations continue, the emergence of a N100,000 benchmark represents the clearest indication yet that government authorities are considering a significant upward adjustment in workers’ pay.

For now, millions of Nigerian workers await the outcome of the talks, hopeful that any eventual agreement will bring meaningful relief amid worsening economic conditions.

30/05/2026

Bandits Kidnap Ex-Defence Spokesman, Wife in Katsina as Fresh Attack Leaves 16 Dead

By Adewale Omo Olubo I All Day TV News

Bandits operating along the Matazu axis of Katsina State have abducted a former Director of Defence Information, Major General Rabe Abubakar (retd.), and his wife, in yet another brazen attack underscoring the worsening insecurity in the North-West.

The incident, which occurred on Saturday, has heightened concerns over the safety of travelers and high-profile individuals in the state, despite ongoing military operations aimed at curbing banditry.

Ambush on Wedding Trip

According to security sources, the retired general and his wife were en route to Katsina for a wedding ceremony when armed men intercepted their vehicle.

Their driver reportedly sustained gunshot injuries but managed to escape, while the attackers whisked the couple into a nearby forest.

A video circulating on social media showed the victims’ vehicle—a red Peugeot 504—parked within the premises of the Matazu Divisional Police Headquarters, riddled with bullet holes, indicating the intensity of the attack.

Second High-Profile Abduction

This marks the second known abduction involving a retired senior military officer in Katsina within a year.

In 2025, Brigadier-General Maharazu Tsiga, a former Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), was kidnapped and held captive for 56 days before regaining freedom.

The recurring targeting of high-ranking former military officials has raised serious questions about intelligence gaps and the operational reach of armed groups in the region.

Fresh Bloodshed in Dutsinma

The abduction comes on the heels of another deadly attack in Kiliya village, Dutsinma Local Government Area, where at least 16 residents were killed by bandits on Friday.

The assailants reportedly stormed the community shortly after Juma’at prayers, when residents had gathered to celebrate Eid-el-Kabir.

Eyewitnesses described a scene of chaos as the gunmen arrived on motorcycles, ordering villagers to halt before opening fire indiscriminately.

One resident, who survived the attack, recounted how he narrowly escaped death by hiding inside a nearby house.

“We were relaxing after prayers when they came. People tried to run, but they were ordered to stop. Moments later, they started shooting. When it ended, we counted about 16 bodies, including my relatives,” he said.

Mass Displacement, Rising Fear

The attack has triggered mass displacement, with over 400 residents fleeing to neighbouring communities such as Bagagadi and Radda.

Several villagers remain unaccounted for, fuelling fears that the death toll could rise further, especially as some victims were reportedly killed on nearby farmlands.

Residents say the persistent attacks have made farming and daily activities nearly impossible, worsening humanitarian conditions in the area.

Security Concerns Deepen

Katsina State, home to President Bola Tinubu’s predecessor, has remained one of the epicentres of banditry in Nigeria’s North-West, despite repeated military offensives and government assurances.

The latest incidents have renewed calls for stronger security measures, improved intelligence gathering, and better protection for rural communities and highways.

As of the time of filing this report, security agencies have yet to issue an official statement on the abduction of the retired general and his wife.

The developments add to growing national anxiety over the persistence of violent crimes and the apparent boldness of armed groups operating across the region.

30/05/2026

Outrage as Defence Minister Rates Tinubu’s Security Performance 70% Amid Rising Insecurity

By Adewale Omo Olubo I All Day TV News

ABUJA — Nigeria’s Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, has ignited widespread controversy after awarding the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu a 65 to 70 per cent score on security, despite persistent cases of banditry, kidnapping and violent attacks across the country.

Musa made the assessment during an interview on ARISE News on Friday while reviewing the administration’s three years in office, insisting that the country had recorded “significant gains” in its fight against terrorism and insurgency.

‘We’ve Made Progress’ — Minister

According to the minister, Nigeria’s security situation has improved compared to previous years, particularly in the North-East where military operations have degraded terrorist groups.

> “I’ll give ourselves 65 to 70 per cent. No nation is totally free from crime and criminality. The level of terrorism across the country has actually drastically reduced,” Musa said.

He maintained that while challenges persist, the Armed Forces have recorded measurable successes, including reclaiming territories and neutralising key insurgent commanders.

Public Backlash Erupts

However, the remarks triggered an immediate backlash across social media platforms, with many Nigerians describing the rating as disconnected from reality.

Critics pointed to ongoing attacks and abductions in states such as Borno, Kebbi, Plateau and Oyo, arguing that insecurity remains a daily struggle for citizens.

Human rights activist and former presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, dismissed the assessment as misleading.

> “The reality Nigerians face daily does not reflect this performance rating. Security is still collapsing in many parts of the country,” he wrote on X.

Journalist David Hundeyin also criticised the minister’s remarks, noting that kidnappings and ransom demands remain widespread.

> “You cannot be scoring yourself 70 per cent when children are still being abducted from schools and communities are paying ransom weekly,” he said.

Citizens Express Frustration

Several Nigerians took to social media to express frustration and disbelief at the minister’s rating.

While some questioned the basis for the percentage score, others accused government officials of downplaying the severity of the crisis.

Comments ranged from sarcastic remarks to outright condemnation, with many insisting that insecurity has worsened rather than improved.

# # # Supporters Defend Government

Despite the backlash, supporters of the administration defended the minister’s position, arguing that progress in counter-terrorism operations should not be overlooked.

Security analyst Zagazola Makama noted that terror groups have lost significant ground due to sustained military offensives.

> “There is progress, though challenges remain,” he stated.

Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, also backed the Armed Forces, highlighting the complexity of the security challenges.

> “The Armed Forces have done well under difficult circumstances. Critics ignore the complexities of asymmetric warfare,” he said.

# # # Root Causes and Internal Threats

Defending the government further, Musa attributed the persistence of insecurity to deeper societal issues, including economic hardship and moral decline.

He revealed that many kidnapping cases now involve individuals within local communities, complicating intelligence efforts.

> “We have fathers kidnapping children, children kidnapping each other, brothers kidnapping sisters. It tells you something is wrong with the family,” he said.

The minister also blamed the growing trend on the pursuit of quick wealth, warning against shortcuts to success.

International Support, Strategic Gains

Musa disclosed that Nigerian security forces recently carried out a covert operation that led to the elimination of a deputy commander of ISIS after months of intelligence tracking.

He added that Nigeria’s counter-terrorism efforts are receiving increased international support from countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Brazil and Turkey.

Security Record Under Scrutiny

The latest remarks have once again brought the Tinubu administration’s security record under intense public scrutiny, as citizens continue to demand more effective strategies to combat terrorism, banditry and kidnapping.

Analysts warn that beyond military gains, restoring public confidence will require visible improvements in safety across communities nationwide.

As debates continue, many Nigerians say the true measure of success will not be percentages, but the ability to live, work and travel without fear.

The controversy underscores the widening gap between official assessments and public perception of security in the country.

30/05/2026

Midnight Inferno Ravages Ore: Popular Hotel, Shops Destroyed in Ondo, Millions Lost

By Adewale Omo Olubo I All Day TV News

ORE, ONDO STATE — A devastating midnight fire outbreak has destroyed a popular hotel and several shops in Ore, the headquarters of Odigbo Local Government Area of Ondo State, leaving business owners counting heavy losses.

The fire, which broke out late Friday night, threw the bustling commercial town into panic as residents and traders scrambled to salvage what they could from the raging flames.

Fire Spreads Rapidly

Eyewitnesses said the blaze started suddenly and spread rapidly through the affected buildings, fueled by flammable materials stored in some of the shops.

By the time help arrived, large sections of the hotel and adjoining business premises had already been engulfed, with goods and property worth millions of naira destroyed.

Traders Count Losses

When newsmen visited the scene, affected traders were seen lamenting their losses and sifting through the debris of their once-thriving businesses.

Sympathisers, including residents and fellow traders, gathered to console victims and offer support in the aftermath of the disaster.

One of the affected traders, who identified himself simply as Star Boy, described the incident as heartbreaking.

> “We were shocked when people started shouting about the fire. Before anything could be done, many shops had already been consumed. A lot of us have lost everything,” he said.

Firefighters Contain Blaze

Firefighters were said to have responded promptly to distress calls and worked tirelessly to contain the inferno, preventing it from spreading further to nearby buildings and other commercial establishments.

Their swift intervention was credited with averting a larger catastrophe in the densely populated business area.

No Casualties Reported

Despite the scale of destruction, no casualties had been reported as of the time of filing this report, a development many residents described as a “miracle.”

Cause Still Unknown

The cause of the fire remains unknown, with authorities yet to release an official statement on the incident.

However, some residents have pointed to the storage of highly flammable goods and possible electrical faults as potential contributing factors.

Calls for Support, Safety Measures

Affected business owners have called on the Ondo State Government and relevant agencies to provide relief and support to help them recover from the losses.

They also urged authorities to strengthen fire safety regulations and improve emergency response infrastructure to prevent future occurrences.

As investigations continue, the incident highlights ongoing concerns about fire safety in commercial hubs, particularly in densely packed market areas where compliance with safety standards is often limited.

The full extent of the damage is still being assessed.

30/05/2026

Tragedy in Edo: Interior Decorator Killed After Funeral Job as Police Arrest Female Suspect

By Adewale Omo Olubo I All Day TV News

BENIN CITY — Tragedy struck in Edo State as a 30-year-old interior decorator, Esohe Aigbe, was brutally killed by suspected assailants in what residents have described as a shocking and disturbing incident.

The attack occurred on Ojo Street in the Ogida area of Oredo Local Government Area, sending shockwaves through the community.

Sources revealed that the deceased had visited the area to assist a friend in decorating a venue for a funeral ceremony. After successfully completing the assignment, she reportedly remained at the location when the assailants struck.

Eyewitnesses recounted that Aigbe was suddenly attacked with a cutlass by unidentified persons. She was allegedly dragged away from the venue and left in a pool of blood.

Residents who found her raised alarm, prompting efforts to save her life.

Aigbe was rushed to the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH) for urgent medical attention. However, despite efforts by medical personnel, she later succumbed to the severity of her injuries.

Her death has sparked outrage among family members and residents, many of whom have called for swift justice.

The bereaved family has alleged foul play, insisting that the circumstances surrounding her killing suggest premeditation.

They have called on law enforcement agencies to carry out a thorough and transparent investigation, urging authorities to ensure that all those involved are apprehended and prosecuted.

“This is not just a random attack. We want the truth and justice for our daughter,” a family member said.

Confirming the incident, the spokesperson of the Edo State Police Command, Moses Yamu, disclosed that a female suspect has been arrested in connection with the killing.

> “Yes, we have a female suspect in custody,” Yamu stated, adding that investigations are ongoing.

The police, however, have yet to disclose the identity of the suspect or details regarding her alleged involvement.

Residents of Ogida have expressed growing concern over safety in the area, describing the incident as alarming and calling for increased security presence.

Some community members noted that the nature of the attack suggests the victim may have been targeted, urging authorities to uncover the full circumstances behind the killing.

Police authorities have assured the public that efforts are underway to unravel the mystery surrounding the incident and bring all perpetrators to justice.

As investigations continue, the killing of Esohe Aigbe adds to growing concerns about violent crime and personal safety, particularly for individuals carrying out legitimate work within communities.

The case remains under active investigation.

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