Simon Ekpa, a self-acclaimed disciple of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has insisted that the death of Deputy Inspector General of Police, Joseph Egbunike, must be added to the crime of former Police boss, Abba Kyari.
Ekpa said this while reacting to the death of Egbunike.
He claimed that Kyari and his co-Fulani Jihadists killed Egbunike for refusing to betray Biafra during the Anambra election.
This online medium had reported Egbunike died on Tuesday after he slumped in his office in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
It was gathered that Egbunike had met his doctor for a medical check-up after feeling unwell.
He, however, slumped and died a few minutes after he was given drugs at the National Hospital, Abuja.
Reacting, Ekpa, in a tweet via his Twitter handle on Wednesday, wrote: “Abba Kyari and his Co Fulani Jihadists killed DIG Joseph Egbunike for refusing to betray Biafra during Anambra election. Egbunike rejected the appointment as officer in charge of Anambra election but accepted to investigate international criminal Abba Kyari. They killed him.
“The death of Joseph Egbunike must be added to Abba Kyari’s crime.”
Recall that the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, had charged Kyari alongside six others for alleged drug trafficking.
NDLEA had preferred an eight-count charge against him and six others before Justice Emeka Nwike.
But, Kyari pleaded not guilty to the charges leveled against him.
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