Police Declare 21 Persons Wanted Over Monarch's Abduction And Murder Of Two In Anambra (Photo)

The suspects

Twenty-one persons have been declared wanted by the Anambra state police command over the alleged murder of Chief Ajieh Anthony Nwanasor, Ikenna Ugochukwu and abduction of the traditional ruler of Ogwu-aniocha community Ogbaru Local Government Area, HRH Igwe Oliver Chike Nnaji ( Ezechukwukwadolu the III).

The Police in a statement released by PPRO, DSP Ikenga Tochukwu, urged the general public to report to the nearest Police Station in case any of the names and pictures attached in the statement are seen around.

He said the Commissioner of Police CP Echeng Echeng has assured the residents of the state and the good people Ogwu-Aniocha that the command would leave no stone unturned in the ongoing investigation.

The Statement Reads;

“The Anambra State Police Command wishes to declare below persons WANTED in the ongoing investigation of the alleged murder of Chief Ajieh Anthony Nwanasor, Ikenna Ugochukwu and abduction of the traditional HRH Igwe Oliver Chike Nnaji ( Ezechukwukwadolu the III) of Ogwu-aniocha community Ogbaru Local Government Area.

“Therefore, the Command urges the general public to report to the nearest Police Station incase if any of the names and pictures attached below are seen around.

 They are:

Okwudili Ogana

Chidi Ekpendu

Chukwunonso Udom

Amaechi Akachukwu

Emmanuel Ejiofor

Christian Udeze

Chikezie Onwuka aka Osy Torture

Iweka Odogwu

Chimezie Okonkwo aka Danger

Onochie Nwabugwu aka Young PG

Anayo Ubadi aka Agunechimba

Chibueze Egwenu

Charles Obi

Aboy Udom

Chinedu Collins Nwonani

Onyebuchi Umuna aka Omeke

Ifeanyi Mbanugo aka Acid

Sunday Osadebe

Nduba Chibuzor

Amechi Adama

Azuakonam Anyakodia

“Meanwhile the Commissioner of Police CP Echeng Echeng assures Ndi Anambra and the good people Ogwu-aniocha that the Command shall leave no stone unturned in the ongoing investigation.

“He also encourages citizens/individuals to call the Anamabra State Police Command on 07039194332 or 08039334002 if you have any information that can aid the investigation.''