‘How CMD was abducted in Edo’
learnt that Okogbeni was kidnapped by gunmen, who blocked his car at the Ramat Park in Ikpoba-Okha Local Government Area of Edo State.
The two policemen were identified as Sergeants Odion Jonathan Ajibola and Etinosa Erhuegbea, both of Irrua Police Divisional Headquarters.An eyewitness, who was controlling traffic at Ramat Park, said the attackers wore police uniforms and T-shirts. The source said the gunmen riddled the Sport Utility Vehicle of Okogbeni with bullets before taking him away in their car.The driver of the abducted CMD, Mr. Edewele Thadeus, said the vehicles started trailing them from a bad spot at Ehor town, but they didn’t realise that the occupants had criminal motives.
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