Asaba rally death: Okada, Keke operators offer police evidence.
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By Egufe Yafugborhi ASABA — Commercial motorcycle and tricycle operators in Delta State have offered to provide video footage and other relevant evidence to assist the police in identifying and prosecuting those responsible for the alleged killing of Chinaza Sunday during Saturday’s political violence in Asaba.
Addressing the police on behalf of the association, a member of its Board of Trustees, Prince Okeoghene Miller Kingsley, said Chinaza was carrying out his legitimate business when he was allegedly killed.
“The young man that was murdered was at his duty post carrying out his legitimate duty, where he met his untimely death. “We want to believe that we have confidence in the Nigerian Police that they will do justice to this issue and those persons should be brought to book,” he said. Kingsley said the association was prepared to assist investigators with video recordings, relevant information and details of individuals allegedly connected with the incident. He also dismissed suggestions that the deceased or members of the association were involved in criminal activities or political thuggery.
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