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Andrew Ochekwo: Suspect within the case of two lacking women in Aba, needed in UK for sexual assault

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Andrew Ochekwo: Suspect in the case of two missing ladies in Aba, wanted in UK for sexual assault

Andrew Amaechi Ochekwo, the prime suspect within the case of two lacking women, Celine Ndudim and Afiba Tandoh, is needed in reference to a sexual assault in Milton Keynes, the UK.

LIB reported that Celine and her Ghanaian pal, Afiba, have been lacking after they travelled from Port Harcourt to Aba, Abia State to see Andrew after connecting with him on Fb. 

The suspect was allegedly killed while trying to evade arrest. 

In response to a report by BuckinghamshireLive, dated March 2023, Andrew, 51, often known as Andrew Ochekwo is needed by Thames Valley Police following the incident which occurred in June 2019.

He’s described as being 5ft7in tall and of heavy construct.

He additionally has a small scar on his left eyebrow.

Thames Valley Police is now interesting for the general public’s assist to seek out him.

Andrew Ochekwo: Suspect in the case of two missing ladies in Aba, wanted in UK for sexual assault

Investigating officer Detective Constable Rob Buchanan, based mostly at Milton Keynes police station, mentioned: 

“Enquiries have been ongoing to find Andrew Ucheckwo however we at the moment are interesting for the general public’s assist. In the event you see him, don’t strategy him and name 999, or if you understand the place he’s or might have seen him beforehand please name 101 or make a report on our web site, quoting reference quantity 43190173124.

“Alternatively, you’ll be able to present info anonymously to the impartial charity, Crimestoppers, by calling 0800 555 111 or through its web site.” 

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