Soludo Condemns Cult-Related Killings In Obosi, Okpuno
Says Perpetrators Will Be Brought To Book
Anambra State Government says its attention has been drawn to killings within the State as a consequence of cult-related war among rival cult groups in Okpuno, Ifite and Obosi communities.
In a release signed by his Press Secretary, Christian Aburime, Governor Soludo condemned the cult-related war among rival groups and subsequent killings in Obosi, Idemili North and Okpuno, Awka South Council Area.
He noted that in Obosi, the President General of the Community, Hon. Ike Okolo was reportedly shot dead in a petrol station on Monday, 2nd January, 2022, by gunmen, while in Obi Maduka’s compound within Nodu Town Square, Nodu Okpuno, gunmen killed four people identified as Onyiebo Okoye, Kenechukwu Okeke, Jude Ebenezar and Obinna Maduka.
Governor Soludo condemned, in the strongest terms, what he described as mindless killings, and assured that the perpetrators would be apprehended and decisively dealt with, even if they have ran out of town.
He stressed that they will be hunted down to face the full wrath of the law.
The statement further reads, “This festive season, Anambra has enjoyed the best Christmas ever in decades as it was traffic-free with a new system of traffic control put in place by the government during the festive season with Anambra Youth Volunteers and the State Traffic Management Agency working 24 hours at all the critical points to control traffic.
“Today, Monday, 2nd January that used to be observed as sit at home, witnessed massive outdoor activities, as the State bubbled with activities all over”.
Governor Soludo further reassured that those cult gangs would surely be tracked down and dealt with decisively in accordance with the law.
He called on Ndi Anambra to go about their normal duties and enjoy the season as the challenges are isolated cases that would soon be nipped in the bud.
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