The DSS has arrested four deadly cultists who slaughtered and beheaded two students of Abia State University, Uturu as revenge.
The four cultists who brutally slaughtered 2 Absu students
Four suspected cultists who brutally beheaded 2 students of Abia State University, Uturu on March 12th, 2016 have been paraded by the Department of State Services Director in Abia State, Mr Korade Kamoju.
The names of the suspects are: Chikezie Macdonald a.k.a, Walking Dutch (22yrs), Chidozie Obi a.k.a Small body (21yrs), Chukwuemeka Awom a.k.a Arch Angel (25yrs), and Chigozie Francis Eberendu a.k.a Star boy (23yrs).
Speaking during the parading of the suspects, the Governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu described the cultists as fierce and wicked, he regretted how some children who are sent to school could abandon schooling and turned to evil, stating that they represent kidnappers and everything that is bad about the society.
The arrested cultists had on March 12th, brutally slaughtered and beheaded Nwigbo Chukwuebuka, a 300 level student of Estate Management and Samuel Ethelbert, a third year student of Political Science in their hostel.
Umeaforo Chigozirim, also a 300 level Political Science undergraduate was luckier as he was not killed but sustained serious injuries resulting from machete
cuts.
The gruesome killing was said to be a revenge act the Bourkina Faso group for the death of their leader, called Collins Agwu, alias Biggy, said to have been killed by the Mafia group, who was said to have been buried on the Saturday the two students were beheaded. This ugly incident threw the University into mourning and great shock.
Parading the suspects, Mr Korade Kamoju said, following the incident that happened in ABSU in which 2 students were beheaded, his men went into investigation and found out that the suspects are members of Bokinafaso who went on revenge mission to another cult, Mafiance over the killing of their leader, Mr. Collins Agwu Kalu, popularly called Biggy.
Mr Kamoju stated that that was a lesson that there is no hiding place for criminals in Abia and thanked the Governor for his support as well as other security agencies (Army and Police) for their assistance.
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