27-year-old man beaten to death by hoodlums in Delta community

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Hoodlums are accused of torturing and killing Mr. Joseph Anighoro Ikana, a 27-year-old laborer at the Federal Polytechnic in Orogun village, Ughelli North Local Government Area, Delta State.

After his killers tormented him through the night on Thursday, the deceased coughed up blood. ZINGTIE can inform that he passed away on Friday.

A young man who was spotted with the electrical outlets they were installing at the Federal Polytechnic in Orogun was accused of purchasing an electric socket from the deceased.

His killers took the law into their own hands and ended his life without conducting a thorough investigation by the authorities, but they were unable to locate the stolen sockets in his possession.

The deceased’s remains have been placed in the General Hospital morgue in Ughelli by the police.

In his Facebook status, Comrade Kelvin Ejumudo, Senior Special Assistant to the Delta State Governor on Human Rights, stated that the degree of injustice would not be tolerated and that all those responsible for the heinous, heinous act must bear the full consequences of the law.

The Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Orogun Community was encouraged by Comrade Ejumudo to find and apprehend Ikana’s killers.

He said, “The Ughelli Council Chairman, Olorogun Jaro Egbo, and the member representing the people of Ughelli North Constituency in the Delta House of Assembly, Omonade Matthew, must ensure this matter is not swept under the carpet.”

Additionally, Comrade Ejumudo urged the young people of Orogun Community to maintain their composure and let the police conduct their investigation rather than taking the law into their own hands.

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