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Confession of a serving army officer who ordered the killing of 22-year old Leo in owerri


A member of Nigerian Army School of Military Engineer, Makurdi, Benue state,Ifeanyi Nwaiwu have acknowledge that he ordered the killing of Micah Isiah A.K.A Leo after he received N200,000 as his share from the 800,000 naira they collected from the 22- year -old undergraduate of Federal University Technology, Owerri, Imo state.

In his Words;

He said “ I ordered him to be killed because I sensed that he will dent my image as a soldier if he walked away alive ."

Imagine the stupid reason he killed an innocent boy after extorting him.

He continued by saying it was his first time of ever being involved in kidnaping ;

“This is my first time of indulging In kidnapping. Initially, I was told to escort them to somewhere but then I realized that it was kidnapping, so I instructed that he should be killed because setting him free may expose us.

“ I regret what I have done . I am from Ogwa in Mbaitoli Local Government Area of Imo state. I am currently serving at Nigerian Army School of Military Engineer, Makurdi, Benue state.” he concluded
This is a complete act of wickedness,why are people just so heartless.

The boy's was just wasted !

Despite all the actions to conceal all that they have done,yet they got Nabbed.They should have just set Leo free instead.

Rest on Leo

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