8 in police net over Okah’s death

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8 in police net over Okah’s death

News Express |9th May 2019 | 2,295

The Police Command in the Federal Capital Territory ( FCT) said it had arrested eight suspects in connection with the death of Esther Okah.

Okah was stabbed to death on Sunday by an assailant at CBN junction, Ungwan Cement, Karimo, on her way home after an outing with friends at Gwarimpa.

A statement by Deputy Spokesman of the command, ASP Danjuma Gajere, on Thursday in Abuja, said that the suspects were helping the police to unravel the killers.

Gajere said that investigation into the incident was ongoing and the suspects would be arraigned in court at the conclusion of the investigation.

He said that the Commissioner of Police in the FCT, Adamu Ciroma, had reassured the public of the command’s commitment to checkmating crimes and criminalities.

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8 in police net over Okah’s death

News Express |9th May 2019 | 2,295

The Police Command in the Federal Capital Territory ( FCT) said it had arrested eight suspects in connection with the death of Esther Okah.

Okah was stabbed to death on Sunday by an assailant at CBN junction, Ungwan Cement, Karimo, on her way home after an outing with friends at Gwarimpa.

A statement by Deputy Spokesman of the command, ASP Danjuma Gajere, on Thursday in Abuja, said that the suspects were helping the police to unravel the killers.

Gajere said that investigation into the incident was ongoing and the suspects would be arraigned in court at the conclusion of the investigation.

He said that the Commissioner of Police in the FCT, Adamu Ciroma, had reassured the public of the command’s commitment to checkmating crimes and criminalities.