Murder suspect reveals how CBN worker begged to be killed

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Two suspected killers of 47 year old Central Bank of Nigeria worker, Michael Iorkohol, have been arrested by the Abuja state police command.

Michael was at first declared missing before his remains were found in Piyako community in Abuja.

FCT police command commissioner, Bala Ciroma, while parading the suspects said they Alfred Leonard and Samson Agbo, were found with some of the deceased’s personal items.

“Initially, the family reported a case of a missing person at Karu Division on 17 July, 2018 at about 1930hrs but during investigation, we got to know that the principal suspect, Alfred Leonard, was the last person seen with him. Following the circumstances surrounding his mysterious disappearance, Leonard, who was last sighted with the deceased, was arrested in Kaduna after discreet investigation. The suspect confessed during interrogation that he conspired with one Samson Agbo to murder the deceased, whose body was recovered from the bush in Piyako Community” the police boss said

Leonard while speaking with newsmen said Iorkohol was under his care for about eight months.

“Mike (Iorkohol) was sick and I was treating him for eight months. I was giving him medicine because he had a bulging stomach. He told me that he was in a secret society and begged me not to tell his family members about it. They know me in his family. I advised him to go back to the cult and return whatever belongs to them. He also told me that they had given him an hour to die on Sunday and he would die. He begged me to kill him but I declined because I am a Jukun by tribe and it is a crime to kill in my place. My friend, Agbo, was there when everything transpired. Mike asked my friend to scratch his back, saying if he didn’t and the hour given to him to die passed, his daughters would also die,” Leonard narrated.

 


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