Crime
Gunmen kill community leader, set corpse ablaze
Unknown assailants have killed a community leader of Obodougwa-Ogume in Ndokwa West Local Government Area of Delta State, Comrade Anselm Oyibo.
It was gathered that Oyibo, a former Community Development Committee Chairman of the community was macheted to d£ath and set ablaze along with his motorcycle.
His charred remains were found alongside his motorcycle at Obodougwa Ogume Junction along Kwale-Obiaruku Road on Wednesday, July 3, 2024.
Residents of the community who spoke to newsmen on anonymity said the deceased left his Kwale residence at about 11.30 pm on Sunday after he received a phone call and never returned home.
“The deceased suddenly woke up from his bed just before midnight and said he was going out. He started his motorcycle, brought out his phone and started answering a call. He was married to two wives, so it was felt that he was going to his second wife’s place. The next morning, he didn’t return, so his second wife was called and she said he didn’t spend the night at her place,” a source told the publication
“His phone was called, it rang for some time and after a while, it was no longer connecting. Later, information came that someone was killed in our junction and was burnt with his motorcycle.
“It was later confirmed that he was the person. He was killed with machetes and set ablaze. His corpse has been taken to the mortuary.”
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