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Spokesperson, Rivers State Police Command, Grace Iringe-Koko
Suspected cultists loyal to 1 Normal ‘Hazard’, on Monday, invaded the Egbeh neighborhood in Ubie kingdom, Ahoda West Native Authorities Space of Rivers State, and kidnapped three individuals, together with a lady.
Sources in the neighborhood stated the corpses of the three abductees have been discovered alongside the Egbeh and Ebiriba Street space of Ubie Kingdom later within the day.
Our correspondent gathered that earlier than the incident, the 2 deceased male victims reportedly quarrelled with a lady stated to be the mom of Normal ‘Hazard’ who vowed to take care of them.
Normal Hazard is claimed to be the chief of the Iceland cult group within the space.
It was additional learnt that the woman who was kidnapped alongside the 2 males was a girlfriend to one of many males, whereas the girl stated to be the mom of Normal ‘Hazard’ had fled the neighborhood.
Shortly after they have been whisked away by the hoodlums, there was pandemonium in the neighborhood because the natives raised the alarm resulting in a search.
A supply stated, “We began looking to know the place the boys took the three folks to. We began listening to gunshots between Egbeh and Ebiriba Street.
“Later when neighborhood folks went there, they noticed the our bodies of the three people who these unhealthy boys have killed.”
When contacted, the spokesperson of the Rivers State Police Command, Grace Iringe-Koko, confirmed the incident, saying the investigation is ongoing to apprehend the suspects and make them face the regulation.
Iringe-Koko, a Superintendent of police acknowledged, “Sure I’m conscious of the incident, three individuals have been killed and we’re making efforts to make sure that the perpetrators are arrested and meant to face justice. The investigation is ongoing as we communicate.”
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