Police confirm arrest of more suspects for Super TV CEO’s murder
By TVC
18 July 2021 |
11:39 am
Commissioner of Police Lagos command Hakeem Odumosu revealed that more suspects have been apprehended as more clues are being unraveled into the murder of SuperTV CEO, Usifo Ataga.
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