– Two undergraduates allegedly murder a woman who just returned from vacation
– The duo dumped the body at a bin site
– They took her belongings and fled
Two undergraduates have been arrested by security operatives after they allegedly murdered one Mrs Stella Uhuo who just returned from the United States.
James Okoh and Victor Uchenna Okefie Photo: PM News
PM News reports that Mr Ebere Amaraizu, the public relations officer of the Enugu Police Command said on Sunday, February 14 that the suspects who were students of Ebonyi State University beat the woman to death days after she returned from a vacation in the US.
He said 26-year-old James Okoh and 27 year old Victor Uchenna Okefie, 27 were arrested by police operatives. The duo reportedly dispossessed the woman of her valuables and dumped her body at a dump site.
Amaraizu said: “It was gathered that on that fateful day, Nov. 14, 2015, the deceased, Mrs Stella Uhuo, had allegedly contacted one of the suspects who usually assists the deceased in running errands, to inform him that she will be landing from US through the Enugu Airport.
“She requested the suspect to assist her convey some luggage given to her by some friends in US to Abakiliki.
“On the said day, the suspect came to the airport with his friend in a Volvo car, alongside some family members of the deceased, who came to welcome her.
“On arrival at the Airport, personal luggage of the deceased was said to have been put in the car brought by family members while the ones to be taken to Abakiliki were loaded into the boot of the Volvo car
“Along the way, the suspect and his friend diverted the car off Enugu-Abakiliki Expressway, at about 10 a.m, where they dispossessed the victim of her belongings, beating her to death when she resisted.
“On noticing that the woman had given up the ghost, they smartly brought her to a dust bin located near Enugu-Abakiliki Expressway, dumped her body and left with the luggage.”
The spokesperson revealed that the deceased trusted the suspect because she had always helped him in the past.
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