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    Home»Big Story»BREAKING: 5 Detained Judaist Reported Dead In Army Custody, 134 Still Missing, See Names, State, Age, Photos
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    BREAKING: 5 Detained Judaist Reported Dead In Army Custody, 134 Still Missing, See Names, State, Age, Photos

    Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusAugust 12, 2021No Comments5 Mins Read
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    BREAKING: 5 Detained Judaist Reported Dead In Army Custody, 134 Still Missing, See Names, State, Age, Photos

    Information reaching IBOM FOCUS that, 5 Detained Judaist Reported Dead In Army Custody, 134 Still Missing, See Names, State, Age, Photos

    A reports reaching us that five among the over a hundred residents of Obigbo (Oyigbo) in Rivers State secretly arrested at the Nigerian Army’s Alpha Military Commando Base in Suleja, Niger State, have lost their lives.

    5 Detained Judaist Reported Dead

    This was made known by the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (Intersociety).

    A statement signed by the group’s Principal Officers; Emeka Umeagbalasi, Obianuju Igboeli, and Esq., Chidimma Udegbunam, Esq. gave the names of the victims as Thomas Ekwueme, Pius Onochie, Obinna Akapuru, Monday Ifeanyi and Tobechukwu Odoka.

    Intersociety regretted that out of about 550 abducted Obigbo residents, “not less than 134 are still not independently located and are still languishing in secret military custodies, only known to the Nigerian Army.”

    The rights group, however, announced the release of a fresh batch of 107 detainees. (See list below)

    5 Detained Judaist Reported Dead

    It said that “their release followed a court bail granted to them a week or two ago and perfection of their bail conditions. The 107 mostly Igbo Christian citizens of Obigbo residency have also successfully rejoined their families and other loved ones over nine months after they were waylaid by soldiers of the Nigerian Army on their way back from work or going to work and other legitimate social activities and abducted and disappeared.”

    Intersociety recalled that soldiers “had on 21st Oct 2020 invaded the Obigbo part of Rivers State following the State-wide broadcast by Governor Nyesom Wike who hastily and maliciously accused the Indigenous People of Biafra of masterminding the EndSARS protests in the State that led to death of dozens of civilians and security personnel and destruction of some public properties. The Governor had played into the hands of the lopsidedly composed Nigerian Army which cashed in on his broadcast to lay the area under siege and go on killing spree leading to the death of not less than 102 civilians in two months, during which no fewer than 550 were abducted and private properties worth hundreds of millions of naira burnt or destroyed.”

    5 Detained Judaist Reported Dead

    The statement further said: “With the release of 107 Obigbo abductees in addition to release on 29/30th June 2021 of 26 others held by DSS and previous release of a total 283 other abductees; a total of 416 of the 550 abductees have been freed through various Court bails. In other words, not less than 134 are still not independently located and are still languishing in secret military custodies, only known to the Nigerian Army. It must be remembered that till date, the authorities of the Nigerian Army have kept mute over the abductions and disappearances; refusing to speak on why they were abducted and held in captivity for almost ten months without trial. Intersociety had in its statement of 6th July 2021 released names of the 112 abductees including the four (now five in number) that died.

    5 Detained Judaist Reported Dead

    Detained Judaist Reported Dead
    5 Detained Judaist Reported Dead

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    “Sadly, among those 112 abductees, secretly held at the Nigerian Army’s Alpha Military Commando Base in Suleja, Niger State, five have lost their lives; namely: Thomas Ekwueme, Pius Onochie, Obinna Akapuru, Monday Ifeanyi and Tobechukwu Odoka.”

    Below are the names and states of origin of those recently released in Suleja-Abuja.

    5 Detained Judaist Reported Dead

    NAMES AGES STATE

    Benjamin Eze 27 ANAMBRA

    Paul Uwazieike 22 ABIA

    Humphrey vickie 38 EBONYI

    Peter Umeze 20 IMO

    OdemgboIsreal 26 ANAMBRA

    Prince Achi 30 ABIA

    Wie Gift 25 EBONYI

    KamsoIgnatus 27 ANAMBRA

    Chibuike Ochi 29 ANAMBRA

    Bobo Ochi 32 IMO

    Mensah Boniface 44 ENUGU

    Elechi Sylvester 29 ENUGU

    AmadiChinasa 30 IMO

    Okeke Zachariah 41 IMO

    Mebechi Justice 35 ABIA

    AnwulukaDieide 22 EBONYI

    Alphonsus white 47 EBONYI

    Saturday Amonwa 24 EBONYI

    Daniel Onwubiko 31 IMO

    SupuruOnochie 22 IMO

    Clifford Francis 25 ABIA

    EmekaUgbochi 26 ABIA

    EchefunaUchenna 24 ABIA

    Anthony Okpara 31 IMO

    Godswill Ike 30 IMO

    IkennaAbuoma 29 ENUGU

    Paul Nwille 28 ABIA

    Okochi Emmanuel 27 ANAMBRA

    Richard Okoli 28 ANAMBRA

    Imma Sunny 27 ANAMBRA

    Johnson Akabuku 26 IMO

    MichealAzubuike 24 EBONYI

    Oku Confidence 22 EBONYI

    Mark Uche 22 EBONYI

    Mr Dominic Asiema 20 ABIA

    Freedom Acalpu 21 ABIA

    Nsikak Friday 20 EBONYI

    ChinonsoAmaechi 25 EBONYI

    Bright Sunday 26 ABIA

    OkparaDinma 48 ABIA

    John Igweba 21 ABIA

    HumpheryChukwunonoso 21 EBONYI

    Boniface Uwuoma 45 IMO

    OsaretinChinda 23 ABIA

    Ekene Denison 25 EBONYI

    Emma Maduabuchi 40 ENUGU

    Chiedu Kelvin 29 EBONYI

    Osita Austin 28 ABIA

    Legit Kerere 27 IMO

    Eric Alphonsus 28 ABIA

    Iyke 37 ENUGU

    Godwin Ume 30 IMO

    ChineyezeEkpere 35 ENUGU

    Innocent Odum 37 IMO

    Pastor Uchenna 35 IMO

    Boniface Ume 30 IMO

    Gilbert 29 EBONYI

    Okafor Kingsley 28 ANAMBRA

    ChieyuranIbe 26 ABIA

    Emeka David 25 ABIA

    Sodienye Moses 24 ABIA

    OnyinyeNwokeke 23 IMO

    Monday Ogah 28 IMO

    IfeomaIgwe 26 ABIA

    ChikeJideofor 38 IMO

    ChukwudiAnyazue 35 IMO

    Chimezie 32 ENUGU

    Ayigbo 31 EVONYI

    Chijioke 29 EBONYI

    Ekene 26 IMO

    Nwude 25 ENUGU

    Vincent 28 IMO

    Ugochukusu 26 ANAMBRA

    AdrewIheme 24 IMO

    Thomas Ibekwe 22 ENUGU

    Precious Anozie 25 ABIA

    Cletus Justice 23 ABIA

    Augustine 34 ABIA

    OsitaChikwado 27 ABIA

    Adam Kennedy 29 ENUGU

    EgesiGoffrey 38 IMO

    ChidiOkeke 29 IMO

    Egbo Godwin 38 IMO

    TobechukwuUdoka 29 EBONYI

    Chineyenze Bishop 34 IMO

    AkaudoObinna 21 ENUGU

    KanyineneUche 20 IMO

    AzubuikeCalistus 32 ANAMBRA

    Victor Ugoechi 31 ANAMBRA

    OkwuNonyerem 31 IMO

    KamsoAnayo 39 IMO

    SopuruDikachi 35 ENUGU

    ChibuikeUzo 32 ENUGU

    Osuagwu Emmanuel 31 IMO

    Ojiako Bright 33 IMO

    Harrison Jude 34 IMO

    Winner Onukube 32 IMO

    Chika Dede 30 IMO

    Papa Emma 28 IMO

    Success Mba 26 IMO

    Clifford Obunneme 27 IMO

    ChieunraChukwuma 38 ENUGU

    Ekweme Thomas 36(Dead) IMO

    Pius Onochie 32(Dead) ENUGU

    ObinnaAkapuru 28(Dead) IMO

    Monday Ifeanyi 27(Dead) IMO

    5 Detained Judaist Reported Dead

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