Inside details of recent arrests by Nigerian Police
17 June 2018 |
12:00 pm
Paul Ezeugo, 27, a website designer has been arrested over the murder of a woman who he allegedly met on Facebook, lured, killed and then stole her car.
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Melaye was declared wanted by police in Kogi state, through a letter signed by Kogi State Commissioner of Police, Ali Janga, and distributed by the Force Headquarters on Wednesday, March 28.
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