Crime
Delta Police Arrest Suspected Kidnappers Of Obiaruku Farmer, Recover Human Skull, Other Body Parts Of Victim
By Daniel Dafe, Abraka
As a follow up to the case of kidnapping of one Joy Osameze, aged 39 years, kidnapped over a month ago on her way back from farm at Abraka Farm reserve, Obiaruku in Delta State, five suspects, Emmanuel Ojibe (18yrs), Osam Ogolime (21yrs), Ossai Reuben (22yrs), Odigili chukwutem (33yrs) and Ukpaka Confidence (20yrs) have been arrested and transferred to Special Anti – Kidnapping And Cyber Crimes Squad (SAKCCS),

Oasis Magazine learnt that the confession of one of the suspects, Ojibi, led SAKCCS operatives to the arrest of the trio of one Razaq Ifamaye, (38yrs) and Gbenga Olawuyi, (50yrs) both natives of Ekiti State but resident at Old Market Road, Obiaruku and Samson Oduni (31yrs), a native of Obiaruku.
Upon interrogation, Ifamaye, who confessed to the crime led Police operatives attached to SAKCCS squad to Shegelo Beach, Obiaruku on the 9th of March, 2021 where a Baco Bag containing human skull and other human parts suspected to be that of the victim was recovered.
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According to the Commissioner of Police, CP Ari Muhammed Ali, one Chikogwu Isaac A.K.A Ikukwu, (38yrs), a native of Obiaruku whose premises the exhibit was found, instigated four others who are now at large to attack the operatives in order to prevent/obstruct the operatives from making the recovery.

He was however arrested and the human remains were taken to the Agbor General Hospital for autopsy.
According to the police boss, investigation is ongoing.
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