A drama played out at the Abia State Police Command headquarters in Umuahia when some suspected cultists accused one another of owning a gun.
The suspects, four in number, literally divided themselves into two
groups, with each group insisting that the gun in question belonged to
the other team.
The suspects were two kinsmen, Okoye Simon and Charles Okeke, who are
from Anambra State and other were roommates, Udu John and Aigbemen
Eromoselem, all students of a private polytechnic in Aba, Abia State.
Simon claimed John handed over his bag to him, saying, “The day we were
writing our final examination in school, John gave me his bag to hold
for him. Okeke who saw him give me the bag, rushed in immediately and
persuaded me to open the bag to be sure of its content; but I said I
would not open the bag.
“He asked me to report to the security officers that the bag belonged to
John because he was suspecting something. When we went to the security
man in front of the examination hall, he touched the bag and asked me to
follow him to the security post.
“When we got there, they asked me who owned the bag and I said it was
John that gave me the bag when he was entering into the hall. When the
security sent for him, he came to their office and confessed that he was
the owner of the bag and that he gave it to me to hold for him. But
when the school security wanted to call the police, he urged me to say
that I saw the bag on the floor outside the examination hall.”
It was gathered that John, thereafter, insisted that he did not give his
bag to Simon and that he kept it in front of the hall before going in
for his examination.
He alleged that Okeke had been threatening to deal with him because of
unresolved differences between them since their first year.
John said, “I kept my bag where the school authority asked us to be keeping our bags before entering the examination hall.
I did not give it to anybody to hold for me and I don’t know anything
about the gun inside the bag. It is Okeke and Simon that were found with
the bag and the gun inside it.
“If you ask me, I will say Okeke may be the owner of the gun, he wanted
to deal with me; he had stabbed me before in our ND1, I’m not denying
any other thing in the bag, except the gun.”
A police source told Southern City News that items recovered from the
bag included one locally-made double-barrelled gun with two live
cartridges, a sticker of the Black Axe cult group and charms.
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