We know killers of our town union leader – Obosi monarch

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We know killers of our town union leader – Obosi monarch

By Nwabueze Okonkwo

The traditional ruler of Obosi community in Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra state, Igwe Chidubem Iweka, has said that himself, his cabinet members and other law abiding citizens of Obosi Ancient Kingdom know the identities of notorious cultists in the community.

Speaking to newsmen in Tuesday at his Palace, Igwe Iweka, flanked by some of his cabinet members, said it was the same notorious cultists that assassinated the President-General of Obosi Town Union, Chief Ikechukwu Okolo in cold blood on Monday, January 2, this year, which created severe tension in the area for two consecutive days.

The Monarch noted that the activities of the cultists have become so inexplicable that law abiding citizens of the town no longer sleep with their two eyes closed, to the extent that they kill and maim people almost on daily basis.

He informed that they have submitted the names of the bandits and the rampaging cultists to law enforcement agencies for arrest, questioning and possibly halting their nefarious activities.

He appealed to the State Government, as well as heads of security agencies in the state, including the police, DSS, Army, and Navy, to come to their rescue before those deadly cultists wipe out the entire citizenry, particularly now that the royal cabinet, in conjunction with the town union, have submitted the names of the bandits to the enforcement agencies.

When contacted, the State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, DSP Tochukwu Ikenga, told newsmen via SMS that the assassins were were yet to be arrested, adding however that investigations were still ongoing.

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