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Nigerian Businessman Beaten To Death By Indians [Video]

Mixed reactions as Nigerian businessman is allegedly beaten to death by Indians.

The man identified as Ohaji Egbema Oguta a.k.a Sunny Mic was allegedly beaten to death.

The incident happened on Wednesday, May 27, at Palam, New Delhi.

It was gathered that the Nigerian man was accused of theft by an Indian lady and that prompted passersby to accost him to a location and gave him the beating that claimed his life.

The police were informed of the incident, but by the time they arrived the crime scene, the man had already died.

His body has since been deposited at the mortuary, while family members and friends have taken to social media to demand for justice.

However, Nigerians who reacted to the incident, claimed that blacks are now racially abused all over the world and nothing is being done about it.

Watch the video below👇

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