The naval officer was mistaken for a robber while with his younger brother in a car. They got chased by a mob made up of Okada riders who beat them up badly and set them on fire before they could even explain and identify themselves.
Read the story as sent to CKN News by one Pastor Flourish Atoju:
"He is my brother CKN, the whole of my village is thrown into mourning right now. He was in the company of his younger brother to go get fuel. He arrived at a police check point and the police on duty told him to stop because of the robbery going on; I don't know why he just drove past the police.
The okada people ran after him, seeing that he stopped for them, the next thing was to drag him out of his vehicle together with his younger brother, beat them up to the point of death and set them ablaze.
It happened in Abuja on your way to kaduna. His name is Awi Samuel Ugbodi. So painful and can't just stop crying."Before his death, Awi was married with a son. This is so, so sad. May his soul rest in perfect peace.
with his wife
Dis CKN news I no understand am o. Its sounding like a Superstory 2 me. I rest my case
ReplyDeleteY are people taking laws into their hands na. Dis is just wat is killing us, we don't do proper research b4 embarking on things.
ReplyDeleteSmh RIP
ReplyDeleteAh,,those involve should b prosecuted,,to send strong signal to those that feel jungle justice is d best...men this is very painful oh...
ReplyDeleteHmmm the young man should have stop for de checking point nao ha this is bad news
ReplyDeleteHmmmm,God forbid
ReplyDeleteIts really sad,I always advice young officers to comply at check points, identify urself n move on. RIP.
ReplyDeleteYoung officers or any military man should always obey d law@any point in life, dey should always respect who dey are for themselves and d uniform, even if they are in murfty sef....... May his soul rest in peace
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