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Family Of Slain CDC Chairman Cry For Justice

 By

Awajis Josiah-Chijindu



The family of Community Development Committee ,CDC;Chairman of Mgboshimini in Obio/Akpor Local Government Area, Chief Ndidi Livingstone who was shot dead last week saturday at the front of Peculiar  Faith Ministries,Rumueme has called for justice. 

Elder brother of the murdered CDC Chairman, Mr. Godspower Livingstone, in an interview with Newsmen said 
his  brother was killed by four gunmen in Police uniform with AK-47 guns.

Mr.Livingstone revealed that he was in the house when information came that his younger brother has been shot dead.

According to Mr.Livingstone, eyewitnesses said they saw the suspects with highlander Jeep tinted glass on Police uniform where they were trying to push his brother inside the vehicle.

As the brother was struggling with them,he was shot at his head and stomach.

Mr.Livingstone called on the Police and other law enforcement agencies to thoroughly investigate the matter and and bring the killers of his brother to book.







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  1. Anonymous15 January 2024 at 03:22

    Is the more reason why the security authorities should stop their men from using private cars for any operation bc men of the underworld are taking advantage of it.

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