Crime
Ataga’s murder: Police confirms conspiracy, arrests more suspects
The Lagos state Police Command has revealed that it has been able to establish a case of conspiracy in the murder of late SuperTV boss, Usifo Ataga.
Lagos Police Commissioner, Hakeem Odumosu who disclosed this during a briefing at the Command’s headquarters in Ikeja on Wednesday revealed that other suspects have been arrested in connection with the murder.
Although he didn’t give details on the number of suspects arrested and their connection to the murder, Odumosu said the case was progressing and the police would never compromise on it.
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He reminded the public the prime suspect, Chidinma Ojokwu, 21, was still a suspect with her rights guaranteed by the constitution, dismissing insinuations the police were attempting to give her a soft landing.
Odumosu said: “We have established a case of conspiracy in the murder and we have arrested more suspects.”
Ataga, 50, was killed on June 15 at a short-let apartment where he was spending the weekend with his lover, Ojokwu.
Ojokwu, who earlier confessed to have stabbed the deceased to death before stealing his belongings, later refuted her statement claiming she returned from an errand to find him lying in a pool of his blood.
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