Awo Omama: Groom cries out for justice as Ebube-agu kill brothers

Chijioke Okezuonu Nnanna, whose brothers were killed on Sunday by Ebubeagu security operatives outfit in Imo State, has cried out for justice.

Wakadaily reported on Monday that, “The president General of Otulu Community, in the area, Nnamdi Agbor, who reported the case said, “Youths from our community in Otulu had Sunday accompanied one of our brothers to Awomamma for his traditional wedding rites, at the end of the event, many of the youths who came on motorcycles offered to carry their brothers and they all rode back in a convoy of motorcycles.”

In a video uploaded by Punch, Nnanna was seen begging for Justice over his brother’s death, noting that since Sunday he has not eaten, he said, it would have been better if he died than his brothers who accompanied him to his in-law place, because none of them survived.

He begged for people assistance so justice can prevail, “Imo people, Nigerains people, pleas help me I have been downcast Ebubeagu security operatives have taken away my destiny, I don’t have any hope.

“Even my law is on stroke since on Sunday they destroyed his place, everything I used for the marriage rites was set ablaze, they killed my brothers and took away their phones and money, destroyed their motorcycles. Please Nigerians come to my rescue I have been crying since Sunday.

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Chinyere Treasure Mbadiwe is the Co-founder and CEO of Wakadaily News. With a B.Sc. in Business Administration from the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), she brings a wealth of leadership and strategic expertise to the platform. Chinyere is passionate about delivering high-quality, engaging news that informs and empowers audiences. Her vision for Wakadaily is to create a space where reliable, diverse, and impactful content connects people and fosters informed conversations.

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